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  • Rosenthal Launches Sonetto Collection and Wins German Design Award

    Rosenthal debuts its Sonetto collection, elevating casual fine dining to a whole new level. Sonetto, the Italian word for "sonnet," is a tribute to the oldest form of Italian poetry – a melodious, lyrical composition.
    Inspired by this tradition, Rosenthal’s latest collection transforms tableware into a true poetic masterpiece. Instead of stanzas and verses, it harmoniously blends organic and fl

  • The New Swarovski x Rosenthal IDYLLIA Collection Takes Notes From Nature’s Beauty

    The second collection released by Rosenthal and Swarovski, the Swarovski x Rosenthal IDYLLIA collection sets the scene for a season of entertaining and joyful extravagance.
    Each beautifully decorated piece has been designed by Swarovski Global Creative Director, Giovanna Engelbert, and developed with the porcelain experts from Rosenthal. The art of crystal living is explored through tableware a

  • Braided look meets ice cream colours in the new Kumi collection

    Trendy ice cream colors and optical braided patterns bring an elegant lightness to the table with the new Rosenthal Kumi line. This collection is named after 'Kumihimo,' a traditional Japanese technique where yarns, ribbons, and cords are skillfully woven together. Inspired by the craftsmanship of baskets, leather handbags, and furniture, Kumi showcases the delicate appearance of woven fabrics. Th

  • Hutschenreuther celebrates Christmas with cheerful decorations

    Winter has arrived on Hutschenreuther's new fine porcelain designs: the decorations, designed among others by the renowned Czech illustrator Renáta Fučíková, tell Christmas stories and take one away to snowy landscapes or lively towns.
    Collector’s Edition 2023 – Christmas Sounds

    With the new collector's edition 2023 "Christmas Sounds", Hutschenreuther composes a polyphonic symphony of ci

  • The Art of Craftsmanship! Illusionistic décors and sculptural vase objects by Rosenthal and Rosenthal meets Versace

    From the first glance enigmatic, but delicate and with a strong character, - this is how openly the décors of the services and vases by Rosenthal and Rosenthal meets Versace play with the eye of the beholder. Light also plays a significant role in this process. It creates a proper frame for designs on the edge between art and sculpture, thus highlighting the excellence of porcelain as a material.

  • Enjoying the Outdoors: A relaxed holiday vibe with Rosenthal, Thomas and Sambonet

    Summer, sun, holiday - these three words let our thoughts wander into a world full of delight and adventure. Whether it's the Mediterranean, the North or the Pacific, there are now no limits to our wanderlust, even on the table. The collections by Rosenthal, Thomas and Sambonet capture a relaxed holiday vibe in their designs, creating a versatile mosaic of different materials, shapes and colours.

  • Dream Blue: The new colour shade in the "Maria en Vogue" series by Rosenthal

    Timelessly beautiful and gracious, in a dreamy pastel blue - the Rosenthal classic Maria presents itself as a dazzling style icon in 2023. In the new colour glaze, the mysterious blue shade draws on influences from fashion and the elegant interiors of the past, giving the geometric shape a captivating look. A delicate shade of blue underlines a romantic vintage touch to the new series.

  • Mix and Mesh: Modern dining culture with Rosenthal and Sambonet

    Variety is the new buzzword, not only in today‘s kitchens of the world, but also when it comes to our lifestyle concept. Rosenthal has dedicated itself entirely to this motto and brings it to our table with „Mesh“, rich in detail and diversity. With numerous possible combinations, the collection invites to a culinary journey around the world.

  • An Eye-Catcher of Optical Illusion: New Rosenthal Node vases by Martin Hirth

    Node “Lava”/ Design: Martin Hirth
    Intertwined shape, flowing lines, soft porcelain - the ingredients of the Node vase are simple, and the result is captivating. Designer Martin Hirth, one of the most acclaimed German newcomers of recent years, plays with common visual practices and at the same time puts them into question: with Node he fixes the moment of the usually only temporary and not stat

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