Bouquet Armchair by Tokujin Yoshioka, Moroso Italie 1988
REF: 6282
Bouquet Armchair by Tokujin Yoshioka, Moroso Italie 1988
REF: 6282
Designer
- Tokujin Yoshioka
Bouquet armchair by Tokujin Yoshioka, designed in the 1980s for Moroso Italy.
The designer reflects on its creation: "The idea for Bouquet originated from an installation I crafted in October last year (2007) at Moroso's New York showroom, where I utilized approximately 30,000 paper handkerchiefs to fashion an atmosphere akin to clouds. The Bouquet armchair brings joy to its occupant, much like a bouquet uplifts its recipient. Its vibrant and delicate hues evoke unique sensations for each individual."
The seat of this armchair comprises a plush, embracing shell adorned with numerous fabric squares in white shade tones, meticulously sewn. It sits atop a pivoting base crafted from varnished steel.
Manufacturer : Moroso 1988.
- Height 75 cm / 29 "
- Width 75 cm / 29 "
- Depth 75 cm / 29 "
Category
- Year 1988
- Medium Steel, foam, fabric
- Country Italy
- Condition Good vintage condition
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