Opulent understatement and subtle eccentricity: the Interseasons novelties from Rosenthal meets Versace combine seemingly contradictory elements to impressive products. The high demands placed on the design and the high-quality details make them to coveted must-haves, and especially the elaborately manufactured "Kaleidoscope Gold" bowl is a particularly convincing design object.
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Due to the delicacy of the material, porcelain is often declared to only serve female interests. Rosenthal meets Versace offers the perfect counter-examples: finest porcelain gifts that transport prestige and hit the spirit of a sophisticated male lifestyle.
Rosenthal meets Versace Medusa Rhapsody Ashtrays
A rhapsody of color and detail – the Medusa Rhapsody collection of fine porcelain adds
The spectrum of products that Rosenthal is presenting at the Maison et Objét design show ranges from the most extravagant to the most opulent. Bienvenue à Paris!
Rosenthal Cilla Marea
Inspired by the rugged beauty of the sea and those who brave its waves, Italian tattoo artist Pietro Sedda and his label The Saint Mariner created a series of stunning designs for Rosenthal in watercolour and
Rosenthal meets Versace - Versace Holiday Alphabet
Heritage meets Holiday spirit! Versace family history is intertwined with classic festive elements for a warm, joyous atmosphere around the holiday table.
The Holiday Alphabet collection spells out Versace heritage with the Spring Summer 1992 archival print featuring Barocco lettering. The motif is joined by a bouquet of golden Baroque leave
Brilliant, playful or extravagant - Rosenthal has various gift ideas which suit every type of character and personality. No need to search anymore: these gifts bring joy to the presentees easily.
Brilliant
Rosenthal Wrist Watch Magic Garden
Rosenthal La Chute Gold
Arzberg TRIC Sunshine Cup
Playful
Rosenthal Peynet Collection
Rosenthal Angel
Sambonet Madame
Extravagant
Rosenth
“Rosenthal Loves Bauhaus” Accessories
Plan and sketch like the real Bauhaus greats Walter Gropius or Ludwig Mies van der Rohe: the pencil set, notepad and eraser from the “Rosenthal loves Bauhaus” accessories make it possible. The design: minimalist black and fine lines. The items take up the decor of the TAC Stripes collection, first designed by Walter Gropius in 1970 and reinterpreted by Rose
Rosenthal Tongue tea service/design: Bethan Laura Wood
Inspired by the combination of the lid and handle on Walter Gropius’ TAC teapot, British designer Bethan Laura Wood created a tea set that is both striking and expressive in homage to the iconic original. A distinctive slender handle, the rim of which protrudes over the lid, and a spout featuring a sunken relief create the linear body
Rosenthal Lapp, Weave and Strip vase collection/design: Zaha Hadid Design
Contrast is key – following this maxim, Zaha Hadid Design created a collection of exceptional
design objects in platinum, matte black, matte white, glazed white and white/gold, which are in
total harmony with the Iraqi-British architect’s own design principles: free form, naturally fluid
design and extravagan
Rosenthal Cilla Marea/design: Pietro Sedda (The Saint Mariner)
Inspired by the rugged beauty of the sea and those who brave its waves, Italian tattoo artist Pietro Sedda and his label The Saint Mariner created a series of stunning designs for Rosenthal in watercolour and ink. The combination of his exceptional, light brush strokes and archaic figures creates a unique aesthetic, mergi
Rosenthal meets Versace Scented Candles
An elegant series of candles featuring the most iconic Versace motifs on one-of-a-kind porcelain: Medusa Gala, Vanity, Medusa, Le Jardin de Versace, Les Étoiles de la Mer, La Scala del Palazzo, Prestige Gala and I love Baroque.
Stylish table accents with refined details and elaborate craftsmanship give that unmistakable Versace touch on fine nat
Selb. Rosenthal is celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus design in the best design way with its customer magazine "Radically Contemporary - Rosenthal loves Bauhaus". On 116 pages, the lavishly designed magazine illustrates the connection between entrepreneur Philip Rosenthal and Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. The architect of the century was commissioned to build the Rosenthal porcelai
100 years of Bauhaus: Walter Gropius’ architecture and design for Rosenthal
Selb. In 1919, Walter Gropius (1883 – 1969) founded his art school, the Staatliches Bauhaus in Weimar, as a test bed for integrated design and thus laid the foundations for modern architecture and design. Besides functionality, the dominant factors in his architecture were to be light, air and sun. Notable artists such
