• Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat R 3233 in the USA in Canada on a white background - Front, repr.
  • Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat in the USA in Canada R 3233 on a white background - Front Angle 2, repr.
  • Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat in the USA in Canada R 3233 on a white background - Back Angle, repr.
  • Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat in the USA in Canada R 3233 on a white background - Back Angle 2, repr.
  • Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat R3233 in the USA in Canada on a white background - Back, repr.
  • Black Nubuck Aniline Leather Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat R 3233 in the USA in Canada on a white background - Front Angle, repr.
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Hommage À Michel Ducaroy

Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat

Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat

$2,900.00 USD
$2,900.00 USD
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Upholstery: Black | Aniline Sueded Leather

Delivered In: 10-14 weeks

The Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat is based on an in-depth study of Michel Ducaroy's original TOGO Corner Seat. The original TOGO design was unveiled at the Salon des Arts Ménagers in Paris in 1973. Initially met with skepticism, it quickly gained popularity and has been considered a staple in Avant-Garde & Experimental design.

The Partir Ducaroy series are standalone or modular pieces, providing a versatile seating solution with a bohemian touch. 

Shown in Black Aniline Sueded Nubuck Leather.

The Archetype Forms Partir Ducaroy: Fireside Chair is a faithful reproduction of the original Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat Model R 3233.

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Details

  • Layered Batting Back

    A soft polyester batting layer is quilted to the upholstery backing, creating plushness between the foam core and outer fabric. This enhances comfort and gives the material a substantial, refined feel.

  • Close-up of a orange textured fabric surface on a TOGO reproduction seat in the USA in Canada

    Custom Upholstered

    Choose from a curated selection of fine leathers, soft nubucks, and designer fabrics to match your space. Each piece is made with your exact material and color specifications.

  • Close-up of a blue quilted TOGO fabric with visible stitching in the USA in Canada

    Quilted Construction

    Precision quilting creates the signature channeled look while adding body and dimension. This layered construction ensures the fabric maintains its sculptural form.

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Product Information

Product Details

Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat

The Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat is Archetype Forms' version of Michel Ducaroy's original TOGO Corner Seat model R 3233. It features a distinctive low-slung profile with deeply quilted cushioning that creates the TOGO corner seat's signature wave-like contours.

This armless chair eliminates traditional internal framing to combine three densities of polyether foam as the structure and for ergonomic comfort. It is wrapped in a quilted polyester-filled cover sewn to an upholstery of your choice. The quilted upholstery with backing gives the material body, substance, and enhances its luxurious feel.

The TOGO's innovative frameless approach won Michel Ducaroy the René-Gabriel Prize at the 1973 Salon des Arts Ménagers in Paris, honoring the Togo series as "innovative and democratic furniture." The design established the TOGO as an icon of 1970s French design, a status that remains today.

Shop the Archetype Forms Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat, modelled from an in-depth study of the original TOGO Corner Seat model R 3233 designed by Michel Ducaroy, online in the USA and Canada. Pair it with the Partir Ducaroy Sofa: 3-Seater without Arms and the Partir Ducaroy: Fireside Chair or the Partir Ducaroy Sofa: Medium, Loveseat without Arms or the Partir Ducaroy: Lounge to create a complete modular sofa sectional configuration.

Designer

Michel Ducaroy

Michel Ducaroy (1925–2009) was a French furniture designer known for pioneering foam-based furniture construction. Born in Lyon, he began his career in the 1950s and spent over three decades developing innovative seating designs. His most recognizable work is the Togo sofa series (1973). It eliminated traditional internal framing in favor of an all-foam construction using multiple densities of polyether foam. The signature quilted, wave-like silhouette earned him the René-Gabriel Prize at the Salon des Arts Ménagers in Paris.

Construction

Frame & Cushioning: Three Densities of Polyether Foam

Foam Cover: Quilted Polyester Batting Fill

Upholstery: Custom selection of Leather, Nubuck, or Fabric from Archetype Forms

The structure of the Archetype Forms Partir Ducaroy: Corner Seat is made of triple-density foam for comfort and stability. Sandwiched between the foam structure and covering is a polyester batting fill quilted to the upholstery backing. This gives the upholstery additional substance, body, comfort, and refinement.

The Archetype Forms Partir Ducaroy collection is based on an in-depth study of Michel Ducaroy's original TOGO series. We reproduce with the same materials and specifications, enhanced by our custom upholstery selection.

Reproduction

The Archetype Forms Partir Ducaroy: Fireside Chair is a faithful reproduction of the original Michel Ducaroy TOGO Corner Seat Model R 3233. This item is not manufactured by or affiliated with the original designer(s) and associated parties.

Dimensions

Width (in): 40"
Height (in): 28.25"
Depth (in): 40"
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Width (cm): 101 cm
Height (cm): 72 cm
Depth (in): 101 cm

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Seat Height (in): 15"
Seat Height (cm): 38 cm

Dimensions Diagram

Michel Ducaroy Furniture and TOGO Original Designer, blue TOGO loveseat without arms on white background

Hommage À Michel Ducaroy

Shop Michel Ducaroy

Michel Ducaroy (1925–2009) was a French furniture designer known for pioneering foam-based furniture construction. Born in Lyon, he began his career in the 1950s and spent over three decades developing innovative seating designs. His most recognizable work is the Togo sofa series (1973). It eliminated traditional internal framing in favor of an all-foam construction using multiple densities of polyether foam. The signature quilted, wave-like silhouette earned him the René-Gabriel Prize at the Salon des Arts Ménagers in Paris.