How David Lewis transformed Bang & Olufsen product design - an interview with Torsten Valeur

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Steve from Sounds Heavenly talks to Torsten Valeur of Valeur Designers (the inspiration behind many ‪@bangolufsen‬ designs, including Beocom 2, Beolab 8000 and Beovision Harmony) about his time working with David Lewis and the impact of his design style on B&O products. Please note that the 1960 music system shown in this video was designed by Jacob Jensen, not David Lewis.
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@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Steve from Sounds Heavenly talks to Torsten Valeur of Valeur Designers (the inspiration behind many @bangolufsen designs, including Beocom 2, Beolab 8000 and Beovision Harmony) about his time working with David Lewis and the impact of his design style on B&O products. Please note that the 1960 music system shown in this video was designed by Jacob Jensen, not David Lewis. Every cable you will ever need for your B&O products can be seen on Steve's website here: soundsheavenly.com If these videos have helped you to enjoy your Bang and Olufsen products, please consider buying Steve a coffee at buymeacoffee.com/soundsheavenly - many thanks!

@user-iy2hw3sd2k Месяц назад

Thank you, Steve! Wonderful interview!

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Thanks, glad you liked it!

@csaba5415 Месяц назад

This was so inspirational! Thorsten seems like such a humble, calm and passionate person. I could continue listening to him for many more videos so I’m looking forward to the studio tour. He did create the Level in more recent years, didn’t he? I’d love for him to explain how he feels about today’s B&O creations and what he owns himself. This was to me your best video yet! Thank you for making it Steve!

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Thanks, it was an honour to be able to meet Torsten, he has created many amazing B&O designs including the Level. He is a very humble man and a real please to speak to. More videos with Torsten coming soon!

@mrpepps Месяц назад

Excellent to hear those tales but sad how fast David was taken from us. Thanks for making and sharing this film Steve - gives a real insight into the magic of B&O.

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Yes it was a shame that David passed away so suddenly. It was an honour to be able to meet Torsten and to hear about his time working with David.

@mdi800 Месяц назад

Another great interview! I’m sure Torsten is stoked his 18 design is still being sold today.

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Thanks, yes Beolab 18 is an amazing design and a credit to Torsten’s dedication

@elmadi7391 Месяц назад

Thank you Steve for posting. I for one still keeps and uses David Lewis designed B&O at home. From time to time I stare at his minimalist industrial design.

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Glad you liked it! David produced some great designs and Torsten has carried on his legacy very thoughtfully.

@elmadi7391 Месяц назад

@@soundsheavenly Yes Steve, happy to know that Torsten Valeur is so passionate in David Lewis design that the current B&O management hires his studio to carry out re imagining past DL designed B&O iconic product. Thank you again Steve for sharing 🙏🇺🇸

@brightondude9327 Месяц назад

That was extremely interesting thank you. I love good design in general and I was interested in how Torsten talked about the product defining itself in a way. I think this approach explains why B & O products seem so naturally right, they are really at ease with themselves as designs.

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Yes, it is interesting to hear about the process that goes behind these great B&O designs. Glad you enjoyed it!

@sakaspuds Месяц назад

what a great video, thanks a lot for making it

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Thanks, next episode coming soon!

@chowcollection Месяц назад

Thanks so much, Steve! I love the description at [9:25] of Torsten's preconceptions about CD players being broken by the 9000. It's funny to say but that happened to me only this year - I had never seen any 9000 before until a few months ago, and I only knew of the plain ones from the 90's! I don't collect CDs anymore but it really helped me to appreciate how the B&O designers think outside the box.

@soundsheavenly Месяц назад

Thanks, I really enjoyed making this video as it was great to meet Torsten and to hear his views on B&O design. More videos coming soon!