Youpi
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Youpi is a hymn to conviviality and the joy of being together. Seen from behind, the profile calls to mind the image of a stylized human figure, ready to welcome you in a comfortable embrace.
Designed by Fabrice Berrux, what strikes the observer about the Youpi chair is its original shape, which adds style and a sense of lightness to any space. It consists of a series of different forms that combine to create a harmonious ensemble thanks to the fabric or leather upholstery that completely covers it: the circular backrest flows into the large seat and the whole is supported by a flared conical base. Youpi is also available in a version with four metal legs.
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