Togo Sofa Model Designed By Michel Ducaroy In 1973 - Beige

Created by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1973, the Togo is the first sofa made entirely of foam, with no rigid frame or visible feet. With its characteristic folds and enveloping comfort, it has become an icon of French design, now on display at MoMA in New York. This beige corduroy Togo armchair and 2-seater sofa set creates a soft, luminous lounge area. The ribbed texture of the corduroy elegantly highlights the characteristic quilted folds of the Togo. This Togo armchair and sofa have been reupholstered with high-quality fabric, while retaining their classic shape. Please note that the fabric is not original Ligne Roset and the original label cannot be reattached. Upholstery: reupholstered in beige corduroy Label: not reattached after reupholstering.