Designed in 1973 by Michel Ducaroy, the Togo sofa is an iconic embodiment of 1970s French design—a low‑slung, all‑foam silhouette quilted into soft, organic waves. With no rigid internal frame, Togo wraps the sitter in ergonomic comfort through multiple foam...
Designed in 1973 by Michel Ducaroy, the Togo sofa is an iconic embodiment of 1970s French design—a low‑slung, all‑foam silhouette quilted into soft, organic waves. With no rigid internal frame, Togo wraps the sitter in ergonomic comfort through multiple foam densities and enveloping contours.
Produced by Ligne Roset in France, this version features luxurious alpaca‑blend wool upholstery, delivering a tactile warmth and premium texture often reserved for bespoke interiors .
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Condition
This piece is in good vintage condition. The wool cover shows gentle patina and minimal sign of use; the foam remains plump and resilient without sagging. Seams and quilting are intact. Please request detailed photos for specifics.
