Last year we presented the upgraded version of the Aeron Chair upgraded that is called the Embody Chair by Herman Miller. A few days ago at NeoCon 2009 in Chicago, US which was between 15th and 17th June Herman Miller unveiled its newest office chair called SETU. Herman Miller’s new Setu chair has a “kinematic spine”–inspired by the human backbone–that supports the sitter’s weight and gently forces the body into proper position.
Designed by Berlin-based Studio 7.5, the Setu line is meant to be a multipurpose chair. Inspired by a modern masterpiece, the chair has a mesh design lending it a cushioned feel. Suitable for desks and conference rooms, the chair is priced at $650. The price might seem high, but then again, its $650 price tag is not the Embody’s $1600. The reason for the price difference is that—even while it’s comfy and has great design—it is not designed to work for long periods of time. It’s much better and comfortable than a normal multi-purpose chair, however, even while it is supposed to be a multi-purpose chair. – Via – Herman Miller & Fastcompany
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Designed by Davide Vercelli for HegoWaterDesign this is a new approach to bathroom design, a clever combined bathroom faucet & flower vase design. I think that someone who loves flowers will appreciate this design. Even without the flower the design is quite compelling, including simple, clear resin handles and a likewise transparent basin leading up to a channel that culminates in an elegant waterfall. Finally this design is for someone who really loves flowers and wants to see them each morning when going to the bathroom to wash their face and hands. – Via – Dornob
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Swedes really know how to ‘live-it-up’. Check out these spectacular interiors and you will know what I mean. Floral and checked fabric gives a radiant look to the living room and brightens up the entire theme of the house. Oil paintings and superb wallpapers gives it the artistic touch it needs badly. Chandeliers and candle sticks on the dining table, give the ‘palace-like’ look and feel. Bright carpets spread across the floors, floral wallpapers in bedrooms and a simple kitchen call for a contrasting look. It’s an amazing mix of colors and simplicity, that makes it splendid. Isn’t it? – via
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Bordered by a clear acrylic frame and developed from a polypropylene diffuser, Francisco Luján and Jaime Sicilia’s Zona Light pendant lights have an industrial feel that’s hard to find in colorful complementary light systems. Available in several sizes and several different colors, I love the way that these lights are a modern, progressive take on the shape of a lantern, or a creative a fusion of a spotlight and a table lamp. Either way, the acrylic frame allows for the Zona Light to both diffuse light evenly as well as glow on its own. The Zona Lights would be smart accompaniments to long or circuitous hallways, accent lights for low-lit patios, or mood lighting for a modern bedroom possibly. – you can actually purchase a Zona here
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If you love simplicity, then this is the house for you. Designed by George Architects, this stunning yet simple and very modern residence is located in Auckland, New Zealand. Looking like it jumped right out of a vintage houses catalog, this place keeps away from the busy city. With a spacious veranda, sophisticated furnishing, modern appliances adoring the kitchen, a lounging living area and a small pool to relax in, the house is a delightful combination of simplicity and style. We’re sold! – via
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