Round versus square, light versus dark, rough versus smooth – contrast is one of the main principles of art as it draws attention while creating tension. Taking advantage of these effects in the home makes the furnishing look vivid, exciting and individual.
An innovative tableware concept, a milestone in design history and part of the Villeroy & Boch DNA. Since its launch in 1971, designer Helen von Boch's “Globe” has been an impressive concept, a surprising design that was well ahead of its time. Almost 50 years later, Villeroy & Boch is unveiling a new interpretation of this dea with “La Boule”, a modern version of the porcelain globe.
Just in time for the 15th anniversary of the popular Subway sink family, Villeroy & Boch is writing a new chapter in the collection's success story with Subway Style. The new, trendy Subway Style ceramic sink combines an up-to-date, clear design and convincing functionality with all the practical advantages of ceramics.
True all-rounders are always needed – especially in the kitchen. With its timeless design, practical spray head and two jet types in two height variants, the new Junis tap from Villeroy & Boch is suitable for a wide range of lifestyles and kitchen types. This well-designed, user-friendly tap is the perfect choice for an aesthetically pleasing yet highly functional kitchen sink.
Cooking like a professional in your own home is a growing trend. This is resulting in rising demand for increasingly high quality and more professional kitchen equipment. Today cooker, cookware and various kitchen gadgets have to meet high demands in terms of functionality. With this in mind, Villeroy & Boch has designed the striking new Steel Expert 2.0 tap.
Bye-bye colour blocking, welcome monochrome! Had enough colourful of colour combinations? Now you can give your home the "tone in tone" look. Depending on the colour palette, this new trend is a real "chameleon" – it can be subtle or dramatic, purist or playful. Monochrome works best with darker tones such as black, anthracite and aubergine.
Colours from nature are the perfect choice for fans of a subtle and timelessly modern furnishing style. In the kitchen, too, colour concepts based on delicate earth and grey tones combined with warm green and wood exude a charming, homely flair. The same can be said of the current range of ceramic sinks and kitchen furniture from Villeroy & Boch.
The kitchen has long become the heart of the home; a place where people cook, eat and spend a lot of time together. It is therefore hardly surprising that kitchen furnishings are no longer merely functional in nature, but also reflect our personal preferences – as well as international design trends such as the fashionable "black and white" look.
Familiar yet intangible, always there yet unreachable – the moon and stars have fascinated us humans throughout the ages. In our digital age, we yearn for more analogue, cosmic moments, a feeling that has been captured by Villeroy & Boch in two new tableware collections: NewMoon and NewWave Stars let us literally reach for the moon and stars.
Villeroy & Boch AG is reacting to the increasing COVID 19 pandemic and the official measures taken in its course.
Villeroy & Boch AG is postponing the Annual General Meeting, previously scheduled for 27 March 2020 in Merzig. This has just been decided by the company's management board.
Colour in the kitchen has been an important focus for Villeroy & Boch for many years. Because it’s not just furniture and the design of the floor and walls that determine the atmosphere in a kitchen, the sink area makes an important contribution too. As well ceramic sinks in various colours, Villeroy & Boch also offers a diverse selection of kitchen tap fittings.
Rich in facets, mystical, brilliant - the moon has fascinated humans for thousands of years. Inspired by this impressive radiance, Villeroy & Boch designed NewMoon. The clearly pure and simultaneously eye-catching design is defined through an asymmetrical crescent moon shape.
High-quality objects made from natural materials with striking surfaces shaped by elaborate craftsmanship are extremely popular in current interior design trends. Villeroy & Boch recognised this strong international trend two years ago and embraced it in its extensive Manufacture Rock tableware collection. Thanks to its overwhelming success, more products will be joining the range in 2020.
Trillions of stars produce bright spots, typical constellations and ever-changing colour gradients and shades in the dark night sky. Symbols of the moon, stars and astrology whisk us away to faraway galaxies and are currently en vogue. They can be found in the world of fashion, jewellery and interior design, and even award-winning restaurants have been influenced by this mystical world.
Villeroy & Boch’s series of Collier vases, selected for the Red Dot Award 2018 and German Design Award 2020, combines craftsmanship with the world of jewellery: fine textured décors on matt Premium Porcelain turn sleek black and white vases into trendy gems for every home. Villeroy & Boch has transferred this successful design concept to new products and a new colour for 2020.
Whiskey and Scotland are inseparable. With this in mind, Villeroy & Boch has designed the Ardmore Club glass series, including two different glasses and a carafe, after the famous Scottish whiskey region. The matching carafe is new and can be used for whiskey or other spirits. Filled with personality and made for lovers of fine whiskey or other spirits, such as gin.
From a balanced breakfast to a relaxed coffee and cake with family or friends, the simple and timeless design of the For Me collection lends itself ideally to everyday life and any occasion. The pure white basic items in the collection are universal highlights that can be easily combined with every Villeroy & Boch tableware collection in harmoniously coordinated table settings.
High-quality crystal glass with an eye-catching facet pattern - the Boston series has been among the absolute favorites of the Villeroy & Boch glass product range for years. The sturdy bar glasses and bowls have a full-surface rhombus look that sparkles irresistibly and adds charm to any table setting, whether in clear glass or one of the five colors: red, blue, green, rose or smoke.
It all began with a great love. A love for exquisite porcelain, artistic design and a sophisticated lifestyle. In 1836, Nicolas Villeroy and Jean-François Boch signed a contract committing to work together to produce the highest quality porcelain in the world: Premium Bone Porcelain
