||||||||||||The Swiss designer on his new task chair for Herman Miller|The electric motorcycle designed for Motor Mission with the aim of making it the fastest product of its kind|The Clever Little Bag serves as both carrier and shoebox, cutting Puma’s packaging waste by 65 per cent|The Herman Miller Leaf Light, on which the brightness can be adjusted by sliding a finger along the base|Mexican schoolchildren with highly durable spectacles that were part of the See Better to Learn Better scheme|The bottles for low-calorie kids’ drink Y Water can be joined together to make a toy|XOXO, a low-cost folding tablet computer developed for the One Laptop Per Child initiative|The back of the SAYL chair is modelled on the suspension dynamics of the Golden Gate Bridge|Béhar’s C Collection for HBF, designed with an informal and collaborative office setting in mind|PACT underwear, devised with sustainability in mind, is made of organic and non-GM cotton and sold with minimal packaging|The WattStation for GE, a roadside charger for electric cars available in Europe in 2011||
18 Oct 2010

Profile: Yves Behar

Words by

Category: Opinion

Editor’s picks

When the Eklund sisters took over their family flooring business, they were determined to infuse it with their boundless creativity

Studio Spotlight: The legacy of London-based Bill Amberg’s fine leathercraft studio

Art Nouveau meets brutalism in this latest offering of The Hoxton Berlin

A collection of collaborative furniture driven by the desires of Gen Z

Silver Linings: The latest TOG workplace takes inspiration from London’s historic Silver Vaults

Doshi Levien’s East London studio reveals a new colour library

Silversquare Guillemins coworking space in Liège, Belgium embodies a mix of art and craft

Design Classics: The legendary Artek Stool 60 celebrates 90 years

London’s Oxford Street Evolution: The Parcels Building’s transformative interiors designed by Piercy&Co

Interiors

Art Nouveau meets brutalism in this latest offering of The Hoxton Berlin

Silver Linings: The latest TOG workplace takes inspiration from London’s historic Silver Vaults

Silversquare Guillemins coworking space in Liège, Belgium embodies a mix of art and craft

London’s Oxford Street Evolution: The Parcels Building’s transformative interiors designed by Piercy&Co

Building community: the urban landscape offers inspiration for a new workplace in Shanghai

A Grade II listed building in London is reimagined by 4 S Architecture

KN Group embraced daring colour while keeping sustainability at the core of their design for Edenred’s Athens office

The Vogue Hotel in Montreal’s downtown gets a refresh by local firm Sid Lee Architecture

MoreySmith designs Sony Music’s London HQ bringing all of its record labels under one roof

Instagram





OnOffice | Design at Work