Togo couches are upholstered in top-grade leather that develops a rich, natural patina over the years — growing more character with every use rather than wearing down.
A Design That Stands Apart
Michel Ducaroy’s iconic low-profile silhouette has held its own since 1973. No trend-chasing, no imitation — just a shape that’s been turning heads for over 50 years.
Deep, Lasting Comfort
The all-foam construction and quilted channeling aren’t just visual — they cradle the body in a way that flat-cushion sofas simply can’t match. Sit down once and the difference is obvious.
Choose your couch
From compact loveseats to sprawling modular sets, every Togo configuration is available in a range of leather finishes and fabric options — so the final piece fits the room you actually have.
Bean Bag Chairs for Adults (Bluegrey)
A oversized, faux fur bean bag chair packed with memory foam filling that sinks to fit the body — equally at home in a living room, bedroom, or office and available in a soft bluegrey plush finish.
Beanless Bag Lounge Chair
A beanless inflatable lounge chair wrapped in corduroy-textured flocking over durable vinyl, holding up to 220 lbs, folding down flat for easy storage, and opening up to a generous 45″ x 45″ x 28″ seat.
Giant Bean Bag Chair Lazy Floor Sofa
A oversized faux leather bean bag chair filled with memory foam that shapes to the body, designed for adults who want a roomy, armless lounging option that works just as well in a dorm or office as it does in a living room — available in brown.
Foldable Sleeper Chair with Washable Cover
A single-size convertible futon that shifts from sofa to sleeper with ease, complete with a washable cover, included pillow, and a fold-out design suited for living rooms, dorms, and guest rooms in a clean dark grey finish.
Compact Bean Bag Chair
A compact memory foam bean bag chair that molds to the body for a relaxed, sink-in feel — a practical floor seating option for bedrooms, living rooms, and home offices, available in gray.
Fireside Chair Bean Bag Sofa
A large fireside-style bean bag sofa packed with high-density memory foam that holds its shape and delivers a deep, relaxed sit — sized for adults and teens alike and finished in green for living rooms and bedrooms.
Folding Sofa Bed, Dark Grey, 30×95 Inch
An extra-thick, 30×95-inch folding floor sofa that converts from lounge chair to full-length bed, fitted with a washable cover and built for stretching out in living rooms or guest spaces — available in dark grey.
Bean Bag Chair for Adults (DarkOrange)
A full adult-size bean bag sofa covered in soft, waterproof fabric that works just as well for gaming sessions and movie nights as it does for reading corners and apartment living rooms — available in dark orange.
Folding Sofa Bed with Backrest, Beige
A boneless 2-in-1 folding sofa bed with an adjustable backrest and carry handle that shifts from bean bag chair to floor lounger in seconds — a flexible seating and sleeping option for bedrooms and living rooms, available in beige.
About brand
The Togo sofa was born in 1973, designed by Michel Ducaroy for the French furniture house Ligne Roset. What started as a radical departure from the rigid, frame-based sofas of the era quickly became one of the most recognizable pieces in modern furniture history.
Ducaroy wanted to create something entirely different — a sofa with no wooden frame, no legs, and no hard edges. The result was a fully foam-filled, floor-hugging design held together by a system of stitched channels that give Togo its signature quilted look. It was soft, unconventional, and completely unlike anything else on the market at the time.
More than five decades later, the Togo remains in continuous production under Ligne Roset — a rare achievement in the furniture world. It has been featured in major design museums, appeared in film and television, and earned a permanent place in the collections of design enthusiasts across the globe.
Today, Togo is available in hundreds of fabric and leather options, across multiple configurations — from single chairs to full modular sectionals. Each piece is still produced with the same attention to material quality and structural integrity that defined the original.
It is not a revival or a reissue. It has simply never gone away.
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FAQ
The Togo is built entirely from foam — no wooden frame, no metal legs, no rigid internal structure. The outer shell is available in a wide range of fabrics and leathers, all stitched together using the channel-quilting technique that gives Togo its distinctive look.
Yes. The all-foam construction distributes weight evenly across the entire body, making it well-suited for long stretches of sitting, lounging, or lying down. Many owners use it as their primary seating for years without any issues.
Leather versions can be wiped down with a damp cloth and treated periodically with a leather conditioner. Fabric covers on select models are removable and can be dry-cleaned. Avoid direct sunlight for extended periods to prevent fading.
Yes. The Togo collection includes single chairs, two-seat and three-seat sofas, chaise lounges, corner units, and full modular sectional configurations. Each piece can be mixed and matched to suit different room layouts.
With proper care, a Togo sofa can hold its shape and structure for decades. The foam used in production is high-density and designed to resist compression over time. Many original 1970s pieces are still in regular use today.
The Togo sits in the luxury furniture category, and the price reflects the quality of materials, the longevity of the design, and the reputation of Ligne Roset as a manufacturer. For buyers looking for a piece that holds its value — and its shape — over many years, it tends to justify the investment.
Yes. Ligne Roset offers an extensive range of upholstery options including leather, fabric, and limited-edition materials. Color choices vary by retailer, and some configurations allow for modular customization to fit specific room dimensions.
The Togo is produced by Ligne Roset in France, where it has been manufactured continuously since its debut in 1973.
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Testimonials
Real people, real living rooms — hear what Togo owners have to say about the piece that changed the way they think about a couch.
I was hesitant about the price at first, but three years in, I have zero regrets. It holds its shape, it looks just as good as the day it arrived, and I genuinely look forward to sitting on it every evening. Nothing in my living room gets more compliments.
Claudine M.
I did months of research before committing to the Togo and I’m glad I didn’t talk myself out of it. The comfort level is unlike anything I’ve sat on before, and the design holds up in a modern apartment just as well as it would in a more traditional space.
Marcus D.
I’ve had cheaper sofas that fell apart in two years. The Togo is on year five and still feels exactly the same as when I got it. The leather has softened beautifully and the whole thing just fits my space like it was made for it.
