The object
Tokujin Yoshioka designed Honey-Pop, a chair made from layers of paper that expand into a honeycomb structure and acquire their final contour when sat on. Cooper Hewitt’s collection identifies Yoshioka and the material construction, while a March 2025 interview documents his new Milan Design Week installation.
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What Tokujin did
designed the Honey-Pop chair from layered paper that expands into a honeycomb seating structure shaped by its user
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Why it matters
Honey-Pop translated a disposable-looking paper stack into a user-shaped chair and entered major design-museum collections.
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Living-status check
A dated March 2025 Fuorisalone interview is direct positive evidence of Yoshioka’s current design activity.