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A chair originally designed for a museum project by Hiroyoshi Yoneya from TONERICO:INC. The back of the chair is designed to be lower than the table not to stand out too much. KYOBASHI provides a sense of quietness and would not ruin the atmosphere even if the space is equipped with plenty of them. Available in Japanese Oak and in the wide variety of colors, good for both public and home use.

A chair originally designed for a museum project by Hiroyoshi Yoneya from TONERICO:INC. The back of the chair is designed to be lower than the table not to stand out too much. KYOBASHI provides a sense of quietness and would not ruin the atmosphere even if the space is equipped with plenty of them. Available in Japanese Oak and in the wide variety of colors, good for both public and home use.

Hiroshi Yoneya was born in 1968 and established his office together with other two designers in 2002. He has a wide range of interests to design architecture, interior, furniture, and other products, and his works have been awarded in many competitions. His designing CondeHouse chairs are selected for famous projects such as Artizon Museum, Tsutaya book store in Ginza, Loft shops, etc.
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Japan
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Dimensions: W:480mm D:480mm H:680mm(H:700mm) SH:440mm(H:460mm) WT:5.5kg

A chair originally designed for a museum project by Hiroyoshi Yoneya from TONERICO:INC. The back of the chair is designed to be lower than the table not to stand out too much. KYOBASHI provides a sense of quietness and would not ruin the atmosphere even if the space is equipped with plenty of them. Available in Japanese Oak and in the wide variety of colors, good for both public and home use.