Yi Chair by Michael Young
for EOQ
Product news: designer Michael Young has created a wooden dining chair for Hong Kong design brand EOQ.

Constructed in China by Japanese craftsmen, Michael Young‘s Yi Chair for EOQÂ is made from ash, with a deep bent-wood backrest.

“China is not known for wood production and craft but we kind of cracked it with a passion for Scandinavia and geography,” said Young.

The upholstered seat is removable to allow the chair to be stacked for shipping.

A matching dining table will also be released as part of the same collection.

Michael Young has also designed a chair made from recycled aluminium for EOQ.
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