Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Ronan (born in 1971) and Erwan Bouroullec (born in 1976) are two renowned French designers known for their innovative and poetic approach to contemporary design. Their work is characterized by a strong focus on materials, a search for simplicity and functionality, and a constant quest for balance between form and use.


The Bouroullecs have often explored the boundaries between industrial design and art, creating objects and installations that combine minimalism, flexibility, and poetry. Their style is characterized by clean lines and modular compositions, which allow for customization and adaptation to the needs of users. They have reinvented furniture with a contemporary vision that highlights the interaction between object and space.

The Bouroullecs' iconic creations include pieces such as the Palissade outdoor furniture collection for Hay and the Nuages vases for Vitra. They have also designed furniture and installations for prestigious brands such as Vitra, Hermès, and Flos, and their creations are often featured in the world's leading museums.


The Bouroullecs' work is a blend of functionality and sensitivity, seeking to improve everyday life while bringing a touch of poetry and emotion to the space. They are now considered key figures in contemporary design, and their influence can be seen in many areas of industrial design, from furniture to interior architecture.