About Tokujin Yoshioka
Tokujin Yoshioka
Tokujin Yoshioka is a Japanese designer born in Saga in 1967, founder of his Tokyo-based studio in 2000. After training under Shiro Kuramata and working at the Issey Miyake design office, he developed a poetic, material-driven design practice spanning furniture, exhibitions and architecture.His work for Kartell — including the Tokyo-Pop sofa (2002) and the Invisible chair series — explores transparency, atmospheric form and innovative use of plastics. Pieces by Yoshioka are in the permanent collections of MoMA, the Centre Pompidou and the V&A. The 3D Model Unity catalog includes high-precision NURBS 3D models of Tokujin Yoshioka pieces for Kartell, available for Rhinoceros 3D.
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Frequently asked questions
Which iconic Tokujin Yoshioka pieces are available as 3D models?+
Our catalog includes the most representative Tokujin Yoshioka works produced for major design brands. Browse the product grid above to explore every piece available with full file formats.
Are Tokujin Yoshioka 3D models faithful to the original designs?+
Yes. Each Tokujin Yoshioka 3D model is modeled from the official manufacturer catalog and technical drawings, then reviewed against reference photos. Dimensions and proportions follow the original design intent.
Can I use Tokujin Yoshioka 3D models in commercial projects?+
Yes with a Full License. You can use Tokujin Yoshioka 3D models in client presentations, commercial renders, printed materials and marketing visuals. The Editorial License covers non-commercial educational and editorial use.
Which 3D file formats are included for Tokujin Yoshioka works?+
Each Tokujin Yoshioka 3D model is available in Rhino NURBS (primary), FBX, OBJ, V-Ray and KeyShot exports where applicable. Format availability is shown as badges on every product card.
