Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec: Clouds for Kvadrat
The ground-breaking textile company Kvadrat is introducing another new design that revolutionises the use of textiles. Clouds is not about furniture or curtains. It is an innovation in interior design: a new typology developed by the brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec.
Anders Byriel, CEO of Kvadrat, says that the soft textiles are making a comeback in the public space and in private homes. For many years there has been a trend of using fewer and fewer textiles. Curtains and carpets have vanished, and even our chairs have wicker seats and backs. Interior design has focused on glass, concrete, stone and wood, all of which are attractive yet hard materials. But this trend is turning now as more and more people discover that the soft materials are not just soft to the touch, but also have an aesthetic beauty and significant impact on sound in our rooms. In fact, we have realised in recent years how important the sound level is to our everyday well-being, says Anders Byriel.
See also Wallpaper Magazine January 2009
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