Comments for Zen of Design http://design.goeszen.com rant, meditate and then truly go zen about design Sat, 13 Mar 2010 22:57:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Cream of the crop of design firms by Andrew http://design.goeszen.com/cream-of-the-crop-of-design-firms.html#comment-129 Andrew Tue, 02 Dec 2008 06:29:08 +0000 http://design.goeszen.com/cream-of-the-crop-of-design-firms.html#comment-129 Hello. Great job in describing the companies. Wondering if you can elaborate on what you feel are the competitive advantages of the firms? I.e. why choose one over the other? and are their business models sustainable? Hello. Great job in describing the companies.
Wondering if you can elaborate on what you feel are the competitive advantages of the firms? I.e. why choose one over the other? and are their business models sustainable?

]]> Comment on Where the Aeron chair came from by AlexM http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-12 AlexM Fri, 15 Aug 2008 21:01:24 +0000 http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-12 Your blog is interesting! Keep up the good work! Your blog is interesting!

Keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Where the Aeron chair came from by Cream of the crop of design firms | Zen of Design http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-3 Cream of the crop of design firms | Zen of Design Wed, 23 Apr 2008 21:27:18 +0000 http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-3 [...] Since the mouse days, a number of well known products came out of IDEO: the Palm V, the (2nd) Microsoft Mouse or WD’s My Passport drives. An interesting fact is that furniture manufacturer Steelcase hols a majority stake in the company. This relationship, although loose (Steelcase operates IDEO as an independent unit) has also lead to Steelcase’s Leap Chair, the answer to Herman Miller’s Aeron. [...] […] Since the mouse days, a number of well known products came out of IDEO: the Palm V, the (2nd) Microsoft Mouse or WD’s My Passport drives. An interesting fact is that furniture manufacturer Steelcase hols a majority stake in the company. This relationship, although loose (Steelcase operates IDEO as an independent unit) has also lead to Steelcase’s Leap Chair, the answer to Herman Miller’s Aeron. […]

]]> Comment on Where the Aeron chair came from by The Kettler garden chair | Zen of Design http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-2 The Kettler garden chair | Zen of Design Mon, 07 Apr 2008 17:38:12 +0000 http://design.goeszen.com/where-the-aeron-chair-came-from.html#comment-2 [...] The seat and the back is made out of a mesh fabric, stretched inside an Aluminium frame (see the Herman Miller Aeron chair for a similar design). These nonfolding(!) chairs score in terms of lightness, while they literally [...] […] The seat and the back is made out of a mesh fabric, stretched inside an Aluminium frame (see the Herman Miller Aeron chair for a similar design). These nonfolding(!) chairs score in terms of lightness, while they literally […]

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