Building Spaces and Product from Fabric Bricks
The Parisians Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec in collaboration with Danish textile manufacturer Kvadrat have designed this innovate, sophisticated and colorful new tile concept, funny-shaped foldable fabric “thing”.
As a single element those pieces won’t do too
much, but as you can see in these images, once put together, they can make shapes or partitions. The modules connect to each other with custom rubber bands. Anchored on either a ceiling or wall and configured to a specific environment.
The tiles are easy to arrange and re-arrange to reflect your ideas and bring self-expression into your home.
The range of forms and sizes that can be built are infinite, conferring versatility for both small and architectural projects.
The modular quality confers versatility to the design as B3 Designers did in the “Cardboard Cafe” Exhibition for the 2009 Design Fair in London. In this case 8000 cardboard boxes edged with fluorescent orange transformed the studio space into a café for one week.
