Sydney’s Simmer on the Bay played host to Herman Miller’s launch of the SAYL Chair by Yves Béhar on Thursday 17 February.
February 28th, 2011
Special guest Yves Béhar mingled with guests, who enjoyed wine, canapés, ambient music and some of the best twilight views of Sydney.
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