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The Tokyo-Pop Stool by Tokujin Yoshioka for Driade features a distinctive cylindrical form with a sloping, indented seat and a deep lateral depression reminiscent of an impact crater. Crafted from rotational moulded plastic, the construction achieves a sculptural quality while maintaining structural integrity. Its subtle curves and minimalist white finish give it a dual character — both experimental in form and restrained in palette. The piece works as a standalone accent or grouped in multiples.
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 cylindrical shape of this stool is characterized by a sloping, indented seat and deep depression, like an impact crater, on one side. Dynamic and intriguing with subtle curves, the white design for Italian studio Driade is both minimalist and experimental. Bringing dimension and design ingenuity to spaces, the 'Tokyo-Pop' stool in white can be introduced as a solo piece or in combination.
