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letter from c p.8 quotes p.12 Togo at the center of inspiration, defined by its distinctive form and fluid sensibility 10 togos, 10 stories p.14 Ten playful, engaging, and creative scenes across cities around the world where Togo takes its place iconic chair: togo p.90 The iconicity of Togo, continuously produced and widely loved since 1973 about ligne roset p.97 French furniture brand with over 160 years of history, committed to a “Made in France” production philosophy ligne roset collective p.104 A collaborative collection by Ligne Roset and contemporary designers, grounded in aesthetics, function, and emotional experience the roset spirit p.110 Michel Roset, president of the Roset Group, reflecting on the brand’s history and everything about Togo the french legacy p.116 Antoine Roset, co-CEO of Ligne Roset, carrying forward the brand’s identity and legacy surface, soft core p.120 Togo’s surface and core, defined by its distinctive quilted exterior and resilient layered foam interior digest p.130 The history of Ligne Roset and the iconicity of Togo, read through numbers opinion juliette pollet p.132 Juliette Pollet, curator at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, defining Togo as a democratic icon of function and innovation avant-garde forms p.138 Avant-garde sofa collections that vividly captured a changing sensibility at the time of Togo’s creation opinion pascal monfort p.148 Pascal Monfort, a fashion and trend marketing consultant, defining Togo as fashionable furniture style glossary p.154 Fashion items reflecting the creativity, departure from convention,and experimental style symbolized by Togo new wave p.156 Philippe Malouin and Jinyoung Yeon, beginning with the properties of materials and drawing out form and texture from them chairpunk p.162 Jinyoung Yeon’s reinterpretation of Togo’s layered structure chair index p.164 outro p.166 |
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Designed in 1973 by Michel Ducaroy, the Togo broke away from the conventions of the traditional sofa. Its distinctive pleated surface, low-to-the-ground seating, and all-foam construction introduced a level of comfort and innovation unlike anything seen in contemporary sofa design. Created amid the social and cultural shifts of the 1960s and 1970s, when people longed for new ways of living and thinking, the Togo embodied the spirit of its era. That appeal remains as relevant today as ever. Rediscovered through social media during the pandemic and propelled to renewed popularity, the Togo has become more than a piece of furniture—it now stands as a cultural icon representing freedom, creativity, and a spirit of experimentation.
In Issue 8, Magazine C presents ten homes and ten Togo stories gathered from around the world, featuring everyone from fashion brand owners and musicians to film production designers and DJs. The issue also visits the manufacturing facilities of Ligne Roset to closely examine every stage of the Togo’s production process, while highlighting ten bold and experimental sofa designs from the 1970s—the decade in which the Togo was born. In addition, readers will discover a wide range of perspectives on the Togo, including insights from a curator at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs on its status as a popular icon, and an exploration by a fashion specialist of the creativity and experimental style that define the Togo today. |