Orange Suede Togo Chair – A 1970s Icon

The Togo Chair — A Design Icon Since 1973

Designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1973, the Togo is one of the most recognisable and culturally significant chairs ever made. Unlike anything that came before it, the Togo has no rigid frame — it is constructed entirely from foam and fabric, creating its signature low-slung, deeply cushioned, almost sculptural form. It was radical when it launched, and it remains radical today.

This orange suede version amplifies the Togo's inherent boldness. The burnt orange tone is one of the most sought-after colourways for editorial and interior work — warm, confident, and deeply photogenic. Suede upholstery adds a tactile richness that reads beautifully on camera, catching light in a way that flat or synthetic fabrics cannot.

A staple of high-end editorial shoots, luxury brand activations, and design-forward events. If you want a chair that communicates taste, cultural awareness, and creative confidence — this is it.

Why Rent the Togo

• Iconic 1973 Ligne Roset design by Michel Ducaroy — instantly recognisable
• Orange suede upholstery — one of the most photographed colourways in editorial
• Frameless foam construction — uniquely sculptural silhouette unlike any other chair
• Low-profile form creates dynamic compositions in wide and close-up shots
• A cultural signifier — communicates design literacy to any audience

Rental Details

• Colour: Orange
• Material: Suede
• Notice required: 24 hours minimum to confirm availability
• Damage policy: Renter is liable for full RRP in the event of damage
• Available from: Dubai, UAE — delivery across the UAE available

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