“Honey-pop“ chair

After graduating from the Kuwasawa Design Institute, Tokujin Yoshioka worked in the studio of Shiro Kuramata, one of the most influential industrial designers in postwar Japan, which led him to become the in-house designer for Issey Miyake. Yoshioka set up his own studio for interior design and products in 1992.

Yoshioka caused an international sensation when he presented his limited-edition "H…