Vases Découpage, Disque
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long explored the boundary between object and image, and the Vases Découpage series is among their most direct expressions of that dialogue. The Disque variant pairs a hand-glazed ceramic vessel with abstract, disc-shaped cut-out elements - flat forms that lean, overlap, and recompose around the vase to create something closer to a still life than a conventional decorative object.
The glazed surface carries a quiet depth, shifting between matte and reflective depending on the light and angle of view. The cut-out components introduce a graphic sensibility rooted in the Bouroullecs' longstanding interest in paper, drawing, and two-dimensional composition brought into three dimensions.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Abstract disc cut-out elements for variable arrangement
- Conceived as both a functional vessel and a sculptural composition
- Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
Each arrangement is left to the owner. The Disque invites a kind of authorship - small decisions of placement and angle that shift the character of a shelf, a table, or a room.
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Vases Découpage, Disque
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long explored the boundary between object and image, and the Vases Découpage series is among their most direct expressions of that dialogue. The Disque variant pairs a hand-glazed ceramic vessel with abstract, disc-shaped cut-out elements - flat forms that lean, overlap, and recompose around the vase to create something closer to a still life than a conventional decorative object.
The glazed surface carries a quiet depth, shifting between matte and reflective depending on the light and angle of view. The cut-out components introduce a graphic sensibility rooted in the Bouroullecs' longstanding interest in paper, drawing, and two-dimensional composition brought into three dimensions.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Abstract disc cut-out elements for variable arrangement
- Conceived as both a functional vessel and a sculptural composition
- Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
Each arrangement is left to the owner. The Disque invites a kind of authorship - small decisions of placement and angle that shift the character of a shelf, a table, or a room.
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Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have long explored the boundary between object and image, and the Vases Découpage series is among their most direct expressions of that dialogue. The Disque variant pairs a hand-glazed ceramic vessel with abstract, disc-shaped cut-out elements - flat forms that lean, overlap, and recompose around the vase to create something closer to a still life than a conventional decorative object.
The glazed surface carries a quiet depth, shifting between matte and reflective depending on the light and angle of view. The cut-out components introduce a graphic sensibility rooted in the Bouroullecs' longstanding interest in paper, drawing, and two-dimensional composition brought into three dimensions.
- Hand-glazed ceramic construction
- Abstract disc cut-out elements for variable arrangement
- Conceived as both a functional vessel and a sculptural composition
- Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Vitra
Each arrangement is left to the owner. The Disque invites a kind of authorship - small decisions of placement and angle that shift the character of a shelf, a table, or a room.
