The Bouroullec Clouds Installations will be showcased at the MCA Chicago until January 20th, providing those who pass through the windy city with a chance to take a glimpse at the epic work of the brotherly duo that is Ronan and Erwan.
Followers of architectural and at-home advancements have long coveted the designs put out by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. The two have reinterpreted interior spaces with a deliberate will to incorporate flexibility and functionality, all with an overriding appreciation for beauty and the abstract.
Clouds is described as 'microarchitecture,' a result of the medium sized shape of the scalloped pieces. While the bits are not large enough to constitute full on architecture, they are nonetheless greater in dimension than standard furniture sets, landing the exhibit smack in the middle.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Microarchitecture Installations
- The trend towards smaller but impactful architecture installations presents an opportunity to create unique and flexible interior spaces.
- Scallop Design Elements
- Designers can explore the use of scalloped shapes to add dimension and interest to furniture and decor pieces.
- Flexibility in Design
- Designers can focus on creating flexible and adaptable designs that prioritize both functionality and beauty.
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Architects and designers can incorporate smaller microarchitectural installations to create unique and interesting interior spaces.
- Furniture Design
- Furniture designers can experiment with scallop design elements to create new and interesting pieces that stand out in the market.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can prioritize flexible and adaptable design solutions that can easily adjust to the changing needs of their clients.
