Xtra Office launched the Herman Miller Sayl Chair by Yves Béhar at Monu @ Nomu in February – on a fashion runway.
March 17th, 2011
Ballerinas and models strutted a 17-metre catwalk in Club 21b apparel together with 15 Sayl Chairs, some covered in a limited edition Maharam fabric. Guests also got to meet Yves Béhar and view the chair prototype.
Xtra/Herman Miller
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