Ligne Roset Togo

Michel Ducaroy designed Togo for Ligne Roset in 1973. Ligne Roset describes it as an all-foam seating range with generously quilted covers. Its low profile removes the visual structure of a conventional sofa and allows individual elements to work alone or as a modular arrangement.

Michel Ducaroy is the designer, Ligne Roset is the manufacturer and Togo is the model family. The family includes individual seats, multi-seat sofas, corner modules and ottomans. Correctly identifying the module matters when planning a set: width, orientation and seating function are more useful than relying on a general “Togo sofa” label.

Vintage examples vary by production period, upholstery and use. Original fabric, leather or synthetic covering may display patina, fading or wear. Foam condition affects both silhouette and comfort, while reupholstery or renewed foam changes the originality and practical life of the piece. Pino evaluates each module individually and records known restoration in its product information.

Browse active Togo seating above and use the Archive to compare colours, materials and configurations previously sourced by Pino. Related pieces are collected under Michel Ducaroy. If you are building a set, tell us the module, quantity, upholstery, colour and preferred period in a Togo sourcing request.

Modules from separate histories may not match perfectly even when their names and dimensions align. Light exposure, covering batches, use and restoration can change colour and profile. For a multi-piece arrangement, request side-by-side photographs and exact measurements before relying on an assumed match between vintage modules in daily use.