Rosenthal Cilla Marea/Design: Pietro Sedda (The Saint Mariner)
Inspired by the rough beauty of the seas and the men who defy the sea, Italian tattoo artist Pietro Sedda created impressive motifs of watercolour and ink for Rosenthal under his label The Saint Mariner. His unique light stroke and his figures fallen out of time create a special aesthetic that fuses dream and reality, the figurative
Rosenthal - TAC Skin Gold/Design: Rosenthal Creative Center
The TAC collection, an icon of the Bauhaus and designed by Walter Gropius, is given a new graphic design in precious gold. A fine relief is created on the flat parts by elaborate multiple finishing, hollow parts such as the teapot are given a velvety, matt surface by high-quality screen printing decoration. Small superimposed leaves cr
Rosenthal - TAC Skin Gold
On the flat parts of the collection, a fine relief is created through elaborate multiple finishing, hollow parts, such as the teapot, receive a velvety, matt surface through high-quality screen printing decoration. Small, superimposed leaves create a gold-coloured mosaic that extends over the entire surface of the plate or only appears as a contour at the edge.
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"And the Oscar goes to...Rosenthal!"
The outstanding tea set "Tongue" by British designer Bethan Laura Wood for Rosenthal has now been honoured with the Oscar of the design scene - the renowned ELLE Deco International Design Award. The prestigious award, also known as EDIDA, is the most coveted prize for all design creators: 25 editors-in-chief of the international ELLE Deco Magazine nominate
Dream travel gets a whole new meaning in these times. We have put together the most exotic collections for a journey in your head:
Rosenthal "Palm Leaves"/Design: Emilio Pucci
Rosenthal is reviving its cooperation with the legendary Italian fashion brand Emilio Pucci this year. The "Palm Leaves" decor is a re-edition of the 1967 "Foglie" collection, inspired by the travels that Marquese Emil
Selb. More than 500 design awards that Rosenthal has already won for its outstanding products are now joined by an award for excellent brand communication: The customer magazine "Radikal Zeitgemäß - Rosenthal X Walter Gropius", designed on the occasion of the 100th Bauhaus anniversary, has now been honoured with a German Brand Award.
On 116 pages, the elaborately designed magazine illustrates
Thomas #Mugs
Thank You - Merci -Danke - Arigatô – Mahalo - Dank je wel
More than 7000 languages worldwide, more than 7000 ways to say thank you: with the new #mugs, Thomas now makes it even easier to present a little gesture of gratitude to your loved ones, your family or your normal everyday heroes – even without any grand statements. No matter whether it’s a parcel carrier, nursing o
Italian designer Gianni Cinti translates the history and traditions of Rosenthal into the here and now. The Rosenthal Heritage collection is an eclectic interplay of shapes, colours and patterns from different eras and cultures, interwoven with personal memories.
"In the 140-year history of Rosenthal, various forms of visual expression overlap," says Gianni Cinti, who was surprised by the
Powerful and profound: Rosenthal Mesh Mountain
Inspired by the expressive grey of the mountains, Rosenthal continues to expand the colour palette of the bestseller collection Mesh. In addition to Forest, Aqua, Walnut and Cream, Mountain is now also available in a powerful and timeless grey nuance. The warm tone creates a cozy, modern mood - whether at a business lunch, a casual breakfast
"Happiness is the only thing that multiplies when you share it," as a well-known saying goes.
When you are having dinner with your loved ones, it's not only the delicious food you're sharing, but also the moment that may be unforgotten.
With our collections the get-together after the Corona period can be celebrated in a very special way:
Rosenthal Junto
The R
zoeppritz since 1828 X Rosenthal - #331
The rainbow is the most beautiful gift of nature and the main motif of the new porcelain collection #331_RAINBOW of Rosenthal and 'zoeppritz since 1828'. The two traditional German companies can look back on a total of 331 years of company history, a fact that is briefly and concisely reflected in the collection name #331. The rainbow has always been
Hurt this plate not yourself. As part of the cooperation project "Wunschkonzert" by Rosenthal with the Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart, the Polish designer Natalia Gajo has addressed the question of the extent to which happiness can be reproduced. Her solution is at once surprising, constructive and poetic. Natalia transforms conventional Rosenthal plates into so-called "Emergency Plate
