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Robin Bourgeois Atelier is a design practice established in Paris in 2020 dedicated to product ↗, furniture ↗ and research based projects ↗.
Working closely with companies and institutions, Robin Bourgeois is committed to developing industrial and craft objects at various scales, with a clear focus on know-how, context and efficiency. The atelier aims to create meaningful products that offer new forms for new uses, making a lasting improvement to everyday life.
Past and present collaborations include Villa Albertine, Villa Noailles, Fondation d’entreprise Martell. Projects from the atelier have been exhibited at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, NYCxDesign in New York, Imm in Cologne, Maison&Objet in Paris.
In 2022, Robin Bourgeois’ work entered the permanent collection of the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
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Working closely with companies and institutions, Robin Bourgeois is committed to developing industrial and craft objects at various scales, with a clear focus on know-how, context and efficiency. The atelier aims to create meaningful products that offer new forms for new uses, making a lasting improvement to everyday life.
Past and present collaborations include Villa Albertine, Villa Noailles, Fondation d’entreprise Martell. Projects from the atelier have been exhibited at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, NYCxDesign in New York, Imm in Cologne, Maison&Objet in Paris.
In 2022, Robin Bourgeois’ work entered the permanent collection of the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
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Foldable stepladder
Wooden stepladder that can be folded to save space and provide a seat. One may want to store few books or vinyles in the inside box. Its front plank is tilted to hold items while horizontal and invite to open it while closed.
Developed as part of exhibition CHROME, BRIQUES, PIN hosted by Confort Mental during Paris Design Week 2024 thanks to the support of the Villa Albertine.
client:
auto-edition
assistant:
Enzo Thiebaut
status:
made upon request
Chrome, briques, pin
2024
2024
Reflag
2024
2024
At the occasion of Designer's Days held in Paris every year, we designed 16 flag-like objects made from upcycled textiles. Their designs have been informed by the material available and their afterlife we sought to anticipate.
These objects have been installed in the front windows of participating showrooms in order to provide a physical bridge between the street, the wind and the visitors.
5pm
2024
5pm is a furniture collection designed for Aubier studio, a manufacturing workshop committed to craft wooden object locally and virtuously. The collection has been thought in dialogue with Aubier's know-how after visiting the forests and sawmills around the workshop.
The advised time to use the lounge chair and armchair is 5pm, the right time to enjoy a cup of tea and wait quietly for the aperitivo.
client:
Aubier Studio ↗
status:
in production
2024
5pm is a furniture collection designed for Aubier studio, a manufacturing workshop committed to craft wooden object locally and virtuously. The collection has been thought in dialogue with Aubier's know-how after visiting the forests and sawmills around the workshop.
The advised time to use the lounge chair and armchair is 5pm, the right time to enjoy a cup of tea and wait quietly for the aperitivo.
client:
Aubier Studio ↗
status:
in production
