The Togo is one of the most famous furniture classics of the 20th century. century. The design by Michel Ducaroy from 1973 is considered the epitome of casualness and breaks with all conventions of classic seating furniture. With its low, crumpled shape, it is the cult object for the casual, informal living culture of the 1970s. The unmistakable, crumpled design with deep folds is particularly sculpturally accentuated in this two-seater thanks to the chic Alcantara fabric. The ergonomic shape hugs the body perfectly, while the high-quality, red fabric cover masterfully emphasizes the soft curves and characteristic hollows of the upholstery. An absolutely timeless statement piece that, despite its considerable presence, looks wonderfully inviting thanks to its floor-hugging silhouette. As a.