Wed, Dec 10, 2025

masters’ talks

19:30 h — Event at DHub

Open to the public

Ronan Bouroullec

Day After Day: Rencontre with Ronan Bouroullec

Day After Day

Despite not always being entirely comfortable with the label “designer,” Ronan Bouroullec is undeniably among the most prolific and admired practitioners working today. For more than three decades, his Paris atelier—led with his brother Erwan until 2023—has produced a remarkable series of “singular objects,” often in collaboration with leading design manufacturers such as Alessi, Artek, and Vitra. In a special conversation with journalist Anne Quito, Bouroullec reflects on the arc of his career and explains how his drawing practice has remained a central pillar of his life and work. Vignettes from his latest monograph, Ronan Bouroullec: Day After Day (Phaidon, 2023) will be a highlight of the evening.

© Marion Berrin

Born in Quimper, Brittany, Ronan Bouroullec is a celebrated artist and designer based in Paris. His studio, formerly led with his younger brother Erwan, has collaborated with some of the world’s most prestigious design companies, including Artek, Alessi, Cappellini, Galerie Kreo, Hay, Kartell, Kvadrat, Magis, Mattiazzi, Mutina, and Vitra. Also a prolific artist, his drawings have been exhibited in museums and galleries worldwide, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Ronan Bouroullec’s studio, founded 30 years ago, is based in Paris and comprises a team of six assistants.

© Enrico Fiorese

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Morgane Le Gall

© Issey Miyake Inc

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Ronan Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Enrico Fiorese

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Morgane Le Gall

© Issey Miyake Inc

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Ronan Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec

© Claire Lavabre – Studio Bouroullec