Togo - Loveseat Without Arms by Ligne Roset
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Details
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A classic by Ligne Roset, the Michel Ducaroy–designed Togo sofa is the pinnacle of comfort and style. This timeless 2-seater sofa features an ergonomic design with enveloping support and multiple density foam for an ultra-inviting look.
SKU:
019580
Colour palette:
Alcantara Goya Red
Finishes:
Fabric
Frame:
3 densities of polyester foam are combined with a non toxic glue
Padding:
The cover is quilted with a polyester padding for added comfort
Premium Brand:
Ligne Roset
Origin:
France
Designer:
Michel Ducaroy
Year of Creation:
1973
Configuration:
2-Seat
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Assembly:
No assembly required
Dimensions
Dimensions
Product dimensions
Height : 27'' (69 cm)
Seat Height : 15.5" (39 cm)
Width : 51'' (130 cm)
Depth : 40'' (102 cm)
Maintenance
Maintenance
Take care of your furniture, and it will take care of you. Whether enhancing your indoor or outdoor space, your furniture is a lasting investment. With the right care, you can enjoy its beauty and comfort for years to come. Discover all our maintenance tips on our care instructions page.
Togo - Loveseat Without Arms by Ligne Roset
Regular price
Starting at
$6,329.99
Regular price
$6,329.99
Sale price
Save $-6,329.99
Fashion Giant
A long-time favourite of our co-founder Colette Corbeil, Togo embodies the avant-garde spirit of the ’70s with its inventive design, inspired by a tube of toothpaste, and all-foam structure. Ahead of its time, it took 20 years for this sofa to achieve true success. Today, it’s loved by many, including celebrities from Lenny Kravitz to Lady Gaga.
Togo the Great
One Togo chair takes more than 40 hours to produce and 400 metres of thread. Its structure consists entirely of foam in three densities and its padded cotton upholstery gives it a legendary and timeless comfort. It’s likewise hailed for its modular design and incredible lifespan, with seating that lasts for 40 years. To this day, Togo continues to be produced in Briord, a small village near Lyon in France.
