The Tokyo-Pop coffee table features a sculptural form achieved through rotational moulded plastic, with one side characterised by a distinctive soft impression. Its subtle curves and asymmetric silhouette create visual depth while maintaining a minimalist construction. Designed by Tokujin Yoshioka for Italian studio Driade, the piece combines experimental shaping with a warm brown finish. The moulded plastic construction provides a lightweight yet solid structure suited to standalone placement or grouping with other pieces from the Tokyo-Pop collection.
Considered to be among the masters of contemporary design, Tokujin Yoshioka's debut collection 'Tokyo-Pop' earned him a place on the international scene. Transcending the predictability of rotational moulded plastic, products from the series become true sculptures. The unusual shape of this coffee table is characterized by a soft impression on one side. Dynamic and intriguing with subtle curves, the design for Italian studio Driade is both minimalist and experimental. The 'Tokyo-Pop' coffee table in brown brings dimension and design ingenuity to spaces.
