...a central role in the owners home, and so for us it is the perfect object for the
Vitra Atelier....
...and is an uncomplicated, young form of seating. And so we are looking forward to the reaction....
...du bliver konfronteret med, desto mere lærer du om den måde du kan balancere tingene på....
...Design Week"..(A second complaint would be the inclusion of Clouds by those well known Danes Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. For us Kvadrat as producer is simply too...it is what Verner Panton would want!More Information can be found at : www.nordicembassies.org/...
...just isn't an option for us. Which is why the (smow) Christmas Tree is made from Algue by Ronan and Erwan
Bouroullec. Although intended as a room divider, Algue...green
Vitra Algue - enough to build your Christmas Tree, or indeed whatever you so require. Tweet...
...Vitra stand at Orgatec 2010 was dominated by the work of two design studios: Antonio Citterio and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec.In addition to presenting new variations of their Alcove...more contexts you are confronted by the more you learn about the way you can balance things. Tweet...
...our pulsating veins. It sounds obvious but we were genuinely impressed with the Alcove Work by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. The Alcove is one of our favourite sofa...Office 2011″ manifesto. Just without superfluous Office Forums and Workstation Areas....
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Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec (* 1971 and 1976, respectively, in Quimper, France,) studied at the
École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and at the École des Beaux-Arts in Cergy-Pontoise.
Ronan began independent design work immediately after completing his studies, while his brother,
who was still in school, assisted him. Since 1999 both brothers have worked together as joint
partners in their own design firm. An important turning in the career of Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec
came when they met Rolf Fehlbaum, chairman of Vitra; a meeting which has evolved into a highly
successful partnership and has produced such modern classics as the Alcove Sofa, the Worknest
or the Slow Chair. Their work ranges from small utilitarian objects to architectural projects.
In addition to the design of domestic and office furniture, vases, porcelain dishware, jewellery
and diverse home accessories, a primary focus of their work is the design and organization of
interior space. One of their most unconventional designs, Algues (2004), was created for Vitra
in this context. Today, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec cooperate with numerous manufacturers, notably
Kvadrat, Issey Miyake and Kartell for whom they developed the storage basket Panier. Additionally,
the Bouroullec brothers undertake architectural projects and develop experimental art projects.
