Ronan Bouroullec is in the MoMA — and on office floors that pay attention

The American record is solid: New York's MoMA holds his work, so does the Art Institute of Chicago — both collect Ronan Bouroullec, the Breton designer (born Quimper, 1971) who spent twenty-five years designing with his brother Erwan — Vitra's Joyn system, the Alcove Sofa, Samsung's Serif TV — before going solo in 2023, the year Phaidon published Day After Day. In 2024 the Centre Pompidou gave him an exhibition and permanent-collection status. For Mutina: eight collections since 2011.

Stateside, La Mercanti delivers that pedigree in ceramic — Bouroullec surfaces for lobbies and executive floors, logistics handled.