Togo sofa

GK on Instagram: “Sofa "Togo" by Michel Ducaroy, 1973 #michelducaroy #sofatogo #canapetogo #togo #mobilierdesartsdecoratifsduxxe”

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One of those designs that inspires true passion on both ends of the spectrum – it seems you either love it or really don’t – Ligne Roset’s Togo is a classic. These sofas, loveseats, chairs, and ottomans are unique with their low-to-the-ground, casual styling and almost anthropomorphic folds. The design has inspired a slew of knockoffs, too (perhaps a true testament to the Togo’s status as a classic).

By Design | Décor Inspiration: the Togo Collection by Ligne Roset - by the designer Michel Ducaroy in 1973