Driade Tokyo Pop stool

The Driade Tokyo Pop stool is an iconic piece from the Tokyo-Pop collection, designed in 2002 by Tokujin Yoshioka — today regarded as one of the masters of contemporary design — for the brand Driade. This monobloc stool in polyethylene, produced through rotational moulding, features an unusual sculptural form born from the geometric deformation of a cylinder: an object that transcends the ordinariness of plastic to become a true work of applied art.

Its silhouette is thoughtfully designed to follow the natural positions of the body and legs, making this stool as comfortable as it is visually striking. Thanks to the durability of polyethylene, it performs equally well in outdoor settings and interior spaces, from the living room to the most dynamic areas of the home. With dimensions of 70 cm in height, 40 cm in width and 36.5 cm in depth, it integrates seamlessly into both residential and contract environments, completing a collection that also includes an armchair, sofa, chaise longue and table.