Since a long time the name Rosenthal does not only stand for extraordinary porcelain collections and great designs. The Rosenthal Interieur furniture collection with tables, chairs and sofas inspired by the fine aesthetics and quality of porcelain, as well as accessories enrich the Rosenthal world by adding designer objects that go far beyond the limits of a conventional table setting. 2017 the b
Bay sofa designed by Sebastian Herkner
A little bay to snuggle into and feel good – designer Sebastian Herkner transfers this sublime image to a stylish and relaxed sofa concept for design fans and comfort lovers. Bay captivates with an incredibly impressive wooden frame made from oiled oak and fabric cover on which loose cushions can be perfectly arranged. The modular concept allows for a wid
With their unique cutting techniques, colours and pile heights, which recreate the texture and appearance of porcelain, the Faceted carpet range add the finishing touches to Rosenthal’s exclusive interior collection of furniture, lamps and accessories in the truest sense. The range was the outcome of a partnership between young designers Dorothea Lang and Matthias Zinkl and Münchner Teppichmanufak
Rosenthal Interieur - Scoop Chair/Design: Diana und Emmanuel Dietrich
Scoop is an eye-catcher for every room. Its organic shape reminds you of the original forms of nature and radiates calmness and relaxation on its users. With bended knees or outstretched legs, the comfortable seat snuggles perfectly to each body form and is a stylish design object at the same time.
Teufel x Rosenthal
Teufel’s fine definition sound meets Rosenthal’s fine porcelain. The symbiosis of technical know-how and innovative materials in a unique form led to the world’s first streaming speaker with a pure porcelain enclosure.
High-End Technic The set consists of two porcelain loudspeakers and an amplifier unit also made of white porcelain with an output of 160 watts. Operation
No other German designer mixes high-tech elements and craftsmanship as skilfully as Sebastian Herkner. Taking his inspiration from glass blowers in the Bavarian Forest, the handles of twisted paper bags in Barcelona and wickerwork in Zimbabwe, Herkner has been creating unique designs for a number of years – including for Rosenthal. Next week, the designer born in Bad Mergentheim will present one o
Fortitude, prosperity and fortune – the pig has always been seen as an ancient and symbolic animal. For the 100th birthday of Philip Rosenthal (1916–2001), designer Sebastian Herkner has created the minimalist design pieces RORO, based on the most striking part of a pig – the snout. The inspiration for the pieces was Rosenthal's pet pig RORO, for whom in 1967 Philip Rosenthal wanted to build a sty
Launched in 2015 the new form ONO by Thomas represents one of the most sustainable product concepts and designs of the new year. The design has now been named winner of the 2017 Green Good Design Award. The award identifies and emphasizes the world´s most important examples of ecological and sustainable design for our world environments and is being announced by the European Centre for Architectur
16th time for Rosenthal to receive the Award.
Rosenthal Suomi/Design: Timo Sarpanevo
The porcelain service “Suomi” created by the Finnish designer Timo Sarpaneva was celebrated as a milestone in the history of the Rosenthal Studio-Line. “Suomi” embodies the Rosenthal standard for excellent design and the creation of lasting values and authenticity.
The special environment for designers and artists created by Rosenthal in Selb made the c
Rosenthal Paper Bag Vases / Design: Tapio Wirkkala
With the paper bag vase from 1977, Tapio Wirkkala ironizes the pop art that was leading the way at the time the vase was created. With a wink of the eye, he succeeded in creating an object that became a Rosenthal classic and has been produced for nearly four decades without any changes.
Tapio Wirkkala (1915–1985) worked for
Rosenthal TAC / Design: Walter Gropius
One of the cult classics of Rosenthal studio-line is the "TAC 1" tea service by Walter Gropius (1883 - 1969). The dishes by the visionary architect and founder of the Bauhaus were premiered in 1969, two years after the father of the International Style had signed a contract for his first project in porcelain. Rosenthal was already a client of the archite
