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Designed by Frank Chou
Yaya supports the sitter with its subtle V angle on the seat and back following the body shapes while seating or leaning. As comfortable as it is stylish, YAYA adds a whimsical, playful twist to any room.
Finishes:
Upholstery in a selection of fabric
Dimensions:
W660 x D850 x H720 mm
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