The Togo by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset is an icon of 20th-century design and has been a symbol of relaxed modern living since its debut in 1973.

This particular three-seater is upholstered in dark grey jean fabric, giving it a contemporary and inviting character while highlighting the piece’s distinctive pleated form. The textile enhances its casual and informal spirit. Entirely constructed from multi-density foam with no internal frame, the sofa’s ergonomic silhouette and deep, low seating offer a sculptural yet supremely comfortable lounging experience.

Designed by Michel Ducaroy, a pioneering French designer trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Lyon, the Togo reflects a radical shift in postwar furniture design. Ducaroy, known for his early use of foam, plastic, and polyester in seating, sought to create informal, flexible pieces aligned with a more relaxed lifestyle. His collaboration with Ligne Roset helped define the brand’s avant-garde identity, and the Togo remains his most celebrated and enduring creation.

This sofa is in very good condition, making it an attractive and comfortable addition to any interior. Its enduring appeal has made the Togo a favourite in modern interiors for decades.