louis vuitton x tokujin yoshioka presents blossom stool at design miami/ 2016
the sculptural furniture piece reinterprets louis vuitton's iconic monogram of petals.
japanese designer tokujin yoshioka has collaborated with louis vuitton to create a four-petal ‘blossom stool’ for objets nomades exhibition at design miami/ 2016. the elegant furniture piece reinterprets the designer brand’s iconic monogram of petals, by reshaping the silhouette to form a delicate overlapping structure.
louis vuitton x tokujin yoshioka ‘blossom stool’
louis vuitton‘s objets nomades exhibition- on show until the 4th december at design miami/ 2016– will present tokujin yoshioka‘s ‘blossom stool’ along with other furniture objects by participating designers. the overall aim of the piece was to re-interpret the philosophy of louis vuitton by creating an object which is both ‘universal and timeless’ says the artist. offered in gold metal and leather/wood, the organic shape of the seat presents a sculptural object which pays homage to the luxury aesthetic and high level of craftsmanship associated with the brand.
