Driade Tokyo Pop two seater sofa

The Driade Tokyo Pop two seater sofa is an icon of contemporary design by Japanese master Tokujin Yoshioka, who made his international debut in 2002 with the Tokyo-Pop collection. This monobloc two-seater sofa is crafted entirely from polyethylene using rotational moulding, a technique that enables fluid, seamless forms — turning plastic into a genuine inhabitable sculpture. Its sinuous, organic lines, refined in every detail, combine with a solid, compact structure — 177 cm wide, 78 cm deep and 75.5 cm tall — delivering both comfort and a striking visual presence.

Thanks to the durability and weather resistance inherent in polyethylene, the Tokyo Pop sofa adapts with equal elegance to indoor and outdoor settings, making it a sophisticated choice for the living room as well as for outdoor spaces. The Tokyo-Pop collection also includes an armchair, chaise longue, stool and table, designed to create cohesive, visually impactful environments. A piece that transcends the role of furniture to stand as a bold aesthetic statement.