The Togo armchair - the source of inspiration for this Timu armchair - was designed by Michel Ducaroy and first saw the light of day in 1973. As part of the Ligne Roset collection, this armchair has a rich history of over 40 years. Ducaroy's innovative approach resulted in a timeless design that remains relevant in contemporary interiors. His vision was to create a seating furniture that invites lazy evenings and relaxing afternoon naps.

Appreciation of the Togo armchair

The Togo armchair has become a symbol of comfort and style, and rightfully so. The ergonomic design includes a polyether foam construction with multiple densities, providing a seating experience that is both visually appealing and physically inviting. The oversized, padded covers add an extra layer of luxury and comfort, making the Togo armchair the perfect statement piece for relaxed moments at home.

With its organic shape, it combines very well with the coffee table inspired by the Noguchi table.

Beautiful finish of the Timu armchair, inspired by the Togo Armchair

With its versatile modular design, the Togo armchair can easily be placed in the living room, bedroom, or study. The base is made of high-density foam, providing superior comfort.

Each piece is handcrafted with attention to detail and craftsmanship, making the Togo armchair a timeless addition to any interior of Retro Living Furniture.