At New York Design Week, Sony and Stellar Works joined forces to present 'Staydream – A Surreal Reality', making home technology part of the furniture
Great ideas don’t come with a timeline. You can’t rush creativity, the thinking goes –and that’s something both Stellar Works’ CEO Yuichiro Hori and Sony’s Design Center director Hirotaka Tako deeply understand. In fact, the design luminaries, who’ve been friends for a decade, after many years of conversations and exchange, have struck upon the right avenue for the furniture forerunner and technology powerhouse to collaborate.
Perhaps the most pioneering products displayed, that will eventually land in the hospitality sector, were the ‘Byōbu’ partitions – their name taken from the Japanese word for 'folding screens'. The large-scale wood room dividers with speakers and other tech seamlessly built inside can play music but also respond to the immediate environment as well as the outside world. Raining outside? The ‘Byōbu’ will play rain sounds.
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