Rosenthal meets Versace expands its world and presents the timeless Medusa Red décor in a new, modern edition that marks the 30th anniversary of the Versace and Rosenthal collaboration. Bright red, gold and black colourways flow in this classical décor and highlight its primary focus — a gold-tone Medusa head.
With lush greenery, vibrant colours and exotic animals, the jungle introduces us to the unknown. Just in the spirit of the Urban Jungle, original combinations can now also be created on the dinner table. The extravagant décor motifs by Rosenthal meets Versace take us on a fascinating journey of discovery with any dining session. Floral and organic Sambonet designs bring serenity and balance.
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.
Rosenthal meets Versace expands Le Jardin de Versace collection with new items for 2023. An enchanting décor depicts colourful flowers, cheerful butterflies in different variations and pastel colours. Shades of turquoise, red and gold adorn the coup plates, as well as small teapot and cups, in addition to bowls and dishes in various sizes – each reminiscent of French gardens and convey a spring-li
Junto Dune connects people and their love of good food from all over the world - the collection celebrates life and unfolds the gourmet worlds that give every dining culture enough space. With a good portion of individual style and naturalness, the series becomes a laid-back stage for modern dining without boundaries.
Colours have an impact on mood and also bring emotions to everyday life. Some inspire creativity, others provide serenity and harmony. ollowing the latest trend, expressive nuances can be combined not only in fashion, but now also on the table, turning it into a stylish eye-catcher that comes over even better in a contrasting material mix of stoneware and porcelain.
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.
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.
With functional designs in modern, harmonious styles that celebrate the joy of cooking, eating and being together, the Thomas brand has made a name for itself in the gourmet scene. Always young and unconventional, Thomas identifies trends for food as well as lifestyle. Now, in 2023, the brand looks back on its 120th birthday.
Inspired by the functionally timeless and straightforward style of the Bauhaus, the TAC service by Walter Gropius has made a name for itself in design history and is being expanded with new porcelain forms. In the spirit of the visionary architect, the new all-round plate and the versatile salad bowl embody the understated elegance and material purism, but at the same time ensure functionality.
The colour of harmony and mystery, the blue colour celebrates its moment in spring and summer and is also a must-have for the table. In collections by Rosenthal, Rosenthal meets Versace, Swarovski x Rosenthal and Thomas, the trend colour captivates through the diversity of its nuances and thus inspires us into daydreaming.
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
