Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

13/12/2019

Sugata
A new glasses collection for Jins

16/05/2017

We present Quindici, our new project with Mattiazzi.

31/10/2016

Bonjour !

For all those in Paris, hope to see you on Thursday November 3rd at our upcoming exhibition "CHAINES" at Galerie kreo

CHAINES
3 / 11 / 16
6-8 PM

Galerie kreo
31, rue Dauphine
75006 Paris

25/10/2016

Today at ORGATEC we are presenting our new project for Vitra - CYL SYSTEM at Hall 5.2

More soon !

07/10/2016

See you at Vitra Design Museum for Reveries Urbaines exhibition !

Urban Reveries Animation Part of the exhibition at Les Champs Libres in Rennes - until August 28th 2016

27/09/2016

RUUTU UNIQUE VASES // Galerie kreo

Tomorrow we will be in London presenting Ruutu one-off collection that features 14 unique vases in hand-blown glass, made by Iittala for Galerie kreo

See you there !

06/09/2016

These are our new Nuage vases we created for Vitra.
The Nuage vases are produced by mechanical extrusion in aluminium with an anodized finish. They come in four different colors and three sizes.

19/05/2016

Rombini Triangle by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec creates games of lights and darkness on the surface: the elements, realized in Large and Small versions, seem to arise from the floor and to carry on the wall covering.

13/04/2016

CAN is our new sofa for HAY.
It comes flat packed and is available from now on selected online retailers.
If you are in Milan for the Salone del Mobile, visit HAY at La Pelota

This is "Can sofa for HAY" by bouroullec on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

10/04/2016

See you in Milan !

08/04/2016

RENNES - 4 EXHIBITIONS

2 - 17 SCREENS
at Frac Bretagne

The second exhibition at the Frac Bretagne, #17 screens, allows viewers to see for the first time in Europe the “experimental and atmospheric” modular screen systems (showcased for the first time in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art).
Suspended in the space, they are made from ceramics, glass, aluminium, wood, textiles.

With the collaboration of our editors:
Glas Italia
Mutina

17 screens is like a constructive exploration that becomes a kind of daydream: a fiction of forms that mixes different principles, materials and colours. Physically, it’s a light, floating installation. No elements touch the floor. In some ways, the project is looking for a new repertoire.

17 Screens (at Frac Bretagne) is part of the 4 exhibitions we show in Rennes until August 28th. Visit the other chapters to discover the rest of exhibitions at the Frac Bretagne, Les Champs Libres and the Parliament of Brittany.

07/04/2016

RENNES - 4 EXHIBITIONS

1- RÊVERIES URBAINES
at Les Champs Libres

The Rêveries Urbaines exhibition is a wide-ranging research of possible development solutions for cities, a repertory of new principles that may be imagined in very different urban settings.
Like a large open sketch book, the solutions are presented as a wandering through models, photographs and animations. The exhibition is designed to be immersive and to carry the visitor away into different scenarios, with each model presented as an act in an urban fiction.

A large number of ideas were produced over a year, some of which take the form here of pilot models. This intense research resulted in thirteen proposals, which were turned into models that were given special treatment. Three proposals were produced full-size.

This research was not the subject of an advance order and demonstrates the need to bring new, natural forms back into the city: plants, animals, water and fire. Most of these proposals are based on the way in which nature comes into contact with the city. They take urban functions into consideration and offer a new direction in the relationship between buildings, the quality of paving, the positioning of a fountain or the planting of a jungle: all those human attentions that would turn the city into a place of enchantment.

Rêveries Urbaines at Les Champs Libres is part of the 4 exhibitions we show in Rennes until August 28th.
Stay tunned to discover the rest of exhibitions at the Frac Bretagne and the Parliament of Brittany.

More :
http://www.bouroullec.com/rennes/

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