Instantly recognisable by its distinctive shape, Togo Sofas have remained a cult classic for over 40 years. This hand-sewn collection of modular furniture features pleats of crumpled fabric, providing ultimate comfort for lazy days and cosy nights at home.

History

Designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1973, Togo Sofas –  with their unique design – will fit comfortably into almost any interior.  It remains one of Ligne Roset’s best-sellers to this day. Togo Sofas feature ergonomic designs with 5 densities of foam combined to make the frame, with covers generously quilted with polyester. The foam construction and quilted covers make each piece both visually attractive and very comfortable. This makes a Togo Sofa ideal for sitting back and relaxing. The modular design means the furniture can be easily separated and reconfigured, so it perfectly suits your space.

Fabric Selection

Each Togo sofa and chair can be upholstered in a choice of fabrics, with the durable Alcantara fabric being the most popular:- offering superior stain resistance that’s perfect for busy households. Furthermore, Alcantara fabric doesn’t compromise on feel, though, offering a suede-like texture that exudes luxury. Alternatively, opt for our mid-century classic – Cordue fabric – our classic interpretation of a soft Corduroy fabric. There’s also the ultimate in fabric choice – a luxurious hide finish. Choose from a great selection of leathers – including the classic Diva Hide in Tan. The fabric collection can be viewed here: https://www.ligne-roset-bromley.co.uk/fabrics-leathers/

Our fabric selection for Togo sofas and chairs come in a range of striking shades, from classic grey to bohemian blue, so you’re sure to find something that complements your interior.

Learn More

Read more about the Togo Sofa, its history, awards, and recognition, in Design Milks’ Article “40 years of Togo and Still Going Strong” https://design-milk.com/40-years-of-togo-and-still-going-strong/

Finally, watch more about how Togo is made, which takes place at the Briord, France factory:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0Q4dV6QnwU&feature=emb_logo