Togo Lounge Chairs by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset c.1970, France Extendable

Togo Lounge Chairs by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset c.1970, France ExtendableAn iconic pair of Togo lounge chairs designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset. Originally introduced in 1973, the Togo's low slung, ergonomic form and signature pleated upholstery have made it a modern design classic. This set features its original olive green ribbed fabricrich in texture and patina, with sculptural lines that mold naturally to the body. A timeless blend of comfort and avant garde styling, perfect as a statement pair or modular

some wear to frames so please inspect photos

A strong abstract work with layered brushwork and confident color

normal wear and surface scratches consistent with age

each impressed with Poulsen’s signature abstract floral and geometric motifs

is patterned with repeating stylized rose blossoms in shades of red and pink

Hållander’s work has been featured in prominent public collections including the Nationalmuseum and Moderna Museet in Stockholm

wooden frame has a few knicks

it showcases the era’s quiet elegance and functional clarity

Designed by Swedish modernist Bruno Mathsson

functionalist silhouette

the piece embodies the rustic charm and graphic character of 19th century Italian vernacular furniture

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