By Design | Décor Inspiration: the Togo Collection by Ligne Roset
Monday 16th November, 2020
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The most iconic sofa I’ve ever seen and desired for my own appartement is the one created by the designer Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset more than 40 years ago: the Togo.
“When it was first presented at the Salon des Arts ménagers at the Palais de la Défense, Paris, in 1973 it was awarded the René-Gabriel prize, which recognized 'innovative and democratic furniture'—pieces that offered a good price-to-quality ratio. It’s been described as having a 'crumpled, ‘newborn’ appearance with Shar-Pei wrinkles.'” (Design Milk)
Here is endless décor inspiration, ideas on how to create rooms with the softest, most comfortable lounge-y appeal using this classic masterpiece...
—Daniela
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Dana is a fragile dreamer, they say, arriving in Paris four years ago, for love, and the city has been constantly changing her life since then. Hers is a world of books, (Marguerite Duras, Simone de Beauvoir, Anne Berest), expos, long walks sur les quais de Seine, pink skies, fine wine and peonies.
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