Ronan Bouroullec

Ronan Bouroullec, a designer originally from Brittany, joined the Mutina team in 2011. He designed Osso & Bottone, Adagio, Talea, Camino, Finestra Giorno, Finestra Notte and Candeliere. 

Ronan Bouroullec is known for his collaborations with some of the most important companies on the international scene. His career began at 18, with an exhibition at the Salon du Meuble in Paris, which led to his collaboration with Giulio Cappellini and his subsequent winning of the Grand Prix Du Design. His designs range from crafts to mass production and are exhibited in the permanent collections of some of the world’s most important museums. 

“My relationship with Mutina can be consideres as a fifteen-years friendship with an extremely enthusiastic and passionate team. It’s a tradition of trust and mutual respect that allowed us to achive important goals by working together on innovative projects.” 

He has many awards to his credit, won with his brother Erwan Bouroullec: the Compasso d’Oro in 2011; the London Design Medal in 2014; The Design Prize and the City of Milan’s official award for best designer in 2017.

In 2023, he launched his solo career and Phaidon published Ronan Bouroullec: Day After Day, covering ten years of the designer’s prolific career. Just one year later, the Centre Pompidou dedicated an exhibition to him and included some of his designs for Mutina in its permanent collection.