MoMA goes Inside/Out
Friday, November 13th, 2009Read about how we brought the Bauhaus from Weimar to the web on MoMA’s recently launched blog, Inside/Out.

Read about how we brought the Bauhaus from Weimar to the web on MoMA’s recently launched blog, Inside/Out.


Here’s behind the scenes at our video shoot for the new Herman Miller LA showroom. Check out the 3D Alexander Girard sculpture, Daisy Face, in the courtyard. We want one of these.
Here’s the final video.
We directed and shot this video for Herman Miller to launch the new Los Angeles showroom. With its dramatic bowstring wood trusses, curved walls, and freestanding forms, Herman Miller’s LA showroom epitomizes Herman Miller’s design legacy—right down to the details.





David and Hiro flew off to New York for the opening of MoMA’s Bauhaus: Workshops for Modernity exhibition. Hello created a web site along with a kiosk experience for the show.

The Bauhaus holds special meaning for us as designers and we appreciated the work even more after experiencing them in person.


While in New York, Hiro and David gave Microsoft Surface a hands-on test run. The demos felt like, well demos. Not sure we really need a virtual koi pond. As multi-touch interfaces become more common, we’re going to see more intuitive, gestural interfaces like Surface or Wii around us.

The on-screen keyboard, not quite there yet as you don’t get a tactile response when you press.

Pinch and pull like an iPhone to zoom in on the map.

We landed in New York today and were greeted by this giant Hello Kitty statue. Hello Kitty, meet Hello Design.