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Togo Composition
Togo composition by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset: ten arrangements, all 700 mm high
2760 × 700 × 2760 mm
France
Official product information
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Overview
The Togo Composition is Ligne Roset's page for ten ready-drawn arrangements, A to J, of Michel Ducaroy's Togo seating. Every composition is 700 mm high, and the page describes it as a modular product.
Construction
The pieces share the Togo construction of three foam densities, quilted covers and buttoned threads. Composition A is L 2,760 x D 2,760 mm.
Specifications
Covers come in 58 materials. The page also invites contact with an advisor, and lists the compositions in lengths from 2,330 to 3,780 mm.
Story
Togo and its designer
According to the Ligne Roset history, Michel Ducaroy created Togo in 1973. The Composition page opens with the brand's own summary of Togo as a lasting classic, built from polyether foam of several densities and quilted covers.
Compositions A to J
Instead of a single size, this page shows ten arrangements, each with a 3D model entry. Ligne Roset labels the group a modular product.
More by Michel Ducaroy
Togo Sofa
Togo Large settee without arms by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset: three seats, entirely of foam.
Kashima Footstool
Kashima Small footstool: one-place quilted all-foam footstool by Michel Ducaroy
Togo Footstool
Togo footstool by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset: an all-foam seat of 870 x 800 mm, 6 kg
Togo Fireside chair
Togo fireside chair by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset: one place, 870 x 1,020 x 700 mm, 11 kg
Collection
Togo
The Togo family by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset (1973): eight pieces from fireside chair to footstool in 58 fabrics and 658 colours, plus ten compositions.