Two-Seater “Togo” Sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset – (1973)

Experience the ultimate in casual comfort with the Togo two-seater sofa, the absolute icon of non-conformist design created by Michel Ducaroy in 1973 for Ligne Roset. Born in an era of great social change, the Togo broke all traditional molds by eliminating the rigid internal structure in favor of a design made entirely of multi-density polyurethane foam.

Its unmistakable "pleated" silhouette, inspired by the shape of a folded toothpaste tube, invites total and immediate relaxation. This two-seater model is perfect for urban environments, lofts, or as an accent piece in a living area that wants to stand out for style and personality. Thanks to its lightness and lack of sharp edges, the Togo is not just a sofa, but a sensory experience: a sculptural object that ergonomically adapts to the body, ensuring enveloping and lasting support.

A cult piece of modern and contemporary design, ideal for those seeking the authenticity of a furnishing that has made history and continues to define the concept of informal luxury.

Condition: The item is in excellent vintage condition. The upholstery is original and well-preserved; the internal foam structure perfectly maintains its density and original elastic support. Professionally sanitized.

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION– France
DESIGN PERIOD– 1960
PRODUCTION PERIOD – 1960
STYLE – midcentury
MATERIAL – polyester
COLOR – blue
SEAT HEIGHT– 33 cm
WEIGHT RANGE –  0-40 Kg