Yves Béhar is a thinker. And one thing he thinks about a lot is the future…
You can see it in his designs, from his reflective red-lacquered laptop for Toshiba and his elegant closed-toe Footprints for Birkenstock to his refined Aliph Jawbone Headset for mobile phones. “I believe design’s purpose is not only to show us the future, but to bring us the future”, he states.
The founder of fuseproject (“dedicated to the emotional experience of brands through storytelling”), Béhar has been exploring the design world since his childhood in Switzerland. “In Europe, it is second nature to evaluate objects based on how they work and how they look”, he explains.
A new reference point in its class. Good design, healthy support and exceptional value are always attractive – and Sayl delivers all three. By using smart engineering to transform simple materials, we were able to make Sayl attainable for more people. Sayl designer Yves Béhar and our development team considered and reconsidered every part of the design – and, in the end, created a full family of seating that sets the reference point in its class for quality, performance and design.
Fewer parts, less material, and still everything a good chair should be…
A new reference point in its class. Good design, healthy support and exceptional value are always attractive – and Sayl delivers all three. By using smart engineering to transform simple materials, we were able to make Sayl attainable for more people. Sayl designer Yves Béhar and our development team considered and reconsidered every part of the design – and, in the end, created a full family of seating that sets the reference point in its class for quality, performance and design.
Good design accelerates the adoption of new ideas. ‘ The notion of ‘reduce and refine’ is one I’ve pursued. I truly believe that by making things less complex, by finding innovative ways to make sustainability affordable, we can advance the notion that it is possible.