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Nuage Vases

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long worked at the boundary between object and architecture, and the Nuage Vases sit precisely at that edge. The name, French for "cloud," speaks directly to the silhouette: a cluster of open tubes gathered into a single organic mass, each aperture ready to receive a stem and coax an arrangement into something closer to sculpture than decoration.

Available in anodized aluminum and ceramic, the two material expressions offer distinct atmospheres. The aluminum carries an industrial precision softened by its matte surface. The ceramic grounds the form in a quieter, more domestic register. Both reward close attention.

  • Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
  • Available in anodized aluminum or ceramic
  • Multi-tube cloud silhouette structures floral arrangements sculpturally
  • Suited to standalone display or grouped compositions

The Bouroullecs founded their Paris studio in 1999 and have since produced work for Vitra, Kvadrat, Hay, and Cappellini, among others. Their practice is defined by a persistent curiosity about how objects inhabit space, and how modest interventions in form can shift the character of an entire room.

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Nuage Vases

Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long worked at the boundary between object and architecture, and the Nuage Vases sit precisely at that edge. The name, French for "cloud," speaks directly to the silhouette: a cluster of open tubes gathered into a single organic mass, each aperture ready to receive a stem and coax an arrangement into something closer to sculpture than decoration.

Available in anodized aluminum and ceramic, the two material expressions offer distinct atmospheres. The aluminum carries an industrial precision softened by its matte surface. The ceramic grounds the form in a quieter, more domestic register. Both reward close attention.

  • Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
  • Available in anodized aluminum or ceramic
  • Multi-tube cloud silhouette structures floral arrangements sculpturally
  • Suited to standalone display or grouped compositions

The Bouroullecs founded their Paris studio in 1999 and have since produced work for Vitra, Kvadrat, Hay, and Cappellini, among others. Their practice is defined by a persistent curiosity about how objects inhabit space, and how modest interventions in form can shift the character of an entire room.

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Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long worked at the boundary between object and architecture, and the Nuage Vases sit precisely at that edge. The name, French for "cloud," speaks directly to the silhouette: a cluster of open tubes gathered into a single organic mass, each aperture ready to receive a stem and coax an arrangement into something closer to sculpture than decoration.

Available in anodized aluminum and ceramic, the two material expressions offer distinct atmospheres. The aluminum carries an industrial precision softened by its matte surface. The ceramic grounds the form in a quieter, more domestic register. Both reward close attention.

  • Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
  • Available in anodized aluminum or ceramic
  • Multi-tube cloud silhouette structures floral arrangements sculpturally
  • Suited to standalone display or grouped compositions

The Bouroullecs founded their Paris studio in 1999 and have since produced work for Vitra, Kvadrat, Hay, and Cappellini, among others. Their practice is defined by a persistent curiosity about how objects inhabit space, and how modest interventions in form can shift the character of an entire room.