We’re a bunch of lucky ducks. On October 14th, we attended the Herman Miller Live Unframed event where the famous company along with designer Yves Behar celebrated their latest creation, the SAYL chair. Uniquely capturing the majestic and functional qualities of modern suspension bridges, the SAYL represents some very innovative design and construction techniques.
Designers: Yves Behar, Herman Miller
Lookie here, Yves Behar of Fuseproject designed GE’s Wattstation – a smart grid ready Level 2 charging station which means a 240 volt power supply that can be rapidly charged. The modular design makes each station future proof, allowing customers to easily upgrade as more options become available. This allows customers to stay current with the latest technology, while providing the ability for commercial property owners to qualify for LEED points.
Designer: GE Ecoimagination and Yves Behar for Fuseproject
Oh you’re empty? Perhaps you’d like another sip. A few weeks ago we published the finalists for the 2009 Bombay Sapphire Designer Glass Competition. After you look at that again, come back and take a peek at these followup videos of the big time event at the London Design Festival!
Designer: Bombay Sapphire
Commissioned by the city of New York, the NYC Bike Helmet is designed with every rider, every season and a greener environment in mind. The modular system has a protective polystyrene inner shell and a soft fabric outer cover with integrated straps. Each owner can customize and personalize the outer cover, which easily separates from the protective shell for better storage and cleaning.
Designers: Yves Béhar, Josh Morenstein, Nick Cronan, Matt Swinton, & Giuseppe Della Salle of fuseproject
From the innately elegant design sensations of fuseproject comes this technologically and aesthetically candy-coated little device. It is a hands-free bluetooth device for your ear. Telephone and etcetera. With colorway names like this, how can one resist? Yello, Drop me a Lime, Lilac You Mean it, and Frankly Scarlett. These are the next level earbone pieces after the one we reviewed last year.
Designer: fuseproject
New York City, the birth place of gigantic phallic concrete towers, is one the few cities in the US that has managed to move away from its puritanical origins and step responsibly into the 21st century. Sure, it is still difficult to get a decent lap dance in Manhattan, but at least the city has your back(and front) when it comes to practicing safe sex.
Designer: FuseProject
The Morpheus chandelier is shaped by the viewers’ imagination: from a circle, to a square, to an infinity sign and anything in between. The many permutations of the ten-foot diameter and 16,000 crystals Morpheus light sculpture are possible through the use of servo-motors and lead cables applying pressure to a flexible spring steel assembly.
Designer: Yves Behar [ Manufacturer: Swarovski ]
With a plain and functional appearance, the Kada multifunctional table/seat reflects the changing requirements of our modern lifestyle. Its design combines the technology and flexibility of contemporary living areas. The simple construction and assembly create an interesting contrast to its manifold functions. In everyday life, it can serve as a foldaway padded stool, as a side table or as an electrical control centre.
Designer: Yves Behar [ Manufacturer: Danese ]
| 1. | Aesthetical Approach To Pleasure Toys [NSFW] |
| 2. | Direct Power |
| 3. | Wrap-around BB |
| 4. | Chop 'n Pour |
| 5. | Expanding Home |
| 6. | Tiffin Proportions |
| 7. | The Quantum Theory |
| 8. | Airborn EcoCraft |
| 9. | Life-Proof Calling |
| 10. | Fingerframes |
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