Yumi Chair Chair features:Synthetic Rattan designer Théophile de Bascher translates

designer Théophile de Bascher translates liquid memory into solid form

tracing a bold boundary that gives the effect of depth: a rug that appears to have dimension rather than merely surface

1“ L x 35

Do not use household cleaners

while this singular design prototype was cast in pure white

Yumi Chair Chair features:Synthetic Rattan designer Théophile de Bascher translatesYumi is the Japanese word for an archery bow and refers to the continuous curved brace detail that sweeps from the top of the backrest down to meet the front legs, holding the chair together the way a strung bow holds its tension. A dining chair without arms, Yumi's structure is fully legible. Another Yamakawa original, it is brought into production after Gabriel Tan's careful work of contemporisation that fully respects the original design. Retaining