Frisky and Full of Colour! Cheerful porcelain designs against the winter blues

Rosenthal - Paperbag vases

With the paperbag vase, Tapio Wirkkala took aim at pop culture with a wink in 1977 and created one of the Rosenthal classics par excellence. The Finnish designer was one of the most influential designers at Rosenthal from the very beginning. For the studio line's 60th anniversary year, the iconic vases are now being launched in rose-coloured cameo, light grey lava, orange-red coral, and pastel green mint made of solid-coloured porcelain.

Rosenthal - Mini vases in colour

Rosenthal's colour round continues: after the success of the anniversary collection "Sixty&Twelve", the most popular vases are available in miniature format this year. Twelve shapes in six different colours will make the hearts of design enthusiasts beat faster. Matt porcelain, silky touch - the minis lie well in the hand and come in strong colours as soloists or ensembles in any interior.

Thomas - Sunny Day: Soft Yellow

Light and easy-going, yet expressive and energetic - the colour Soft Yellow is a committed team player in the colourful Sunny Day collection. The delicate vanilla yellow brings an extra portion of good mood to the table in combination with Avocado Green or Seaside Green. The soft shade looks at the same time radiant with the bright Sunny Day colours New Red, Orange or Fuchsia. The stylish Soft Yellow is captivatingly relaxed and makes the play with colours in the popular Sunny Day collection even more exciting.

Thomas - Sunny Day: Avocado Green

The Sunny Day collection is keen on green. With the new colour Avocado Green we celebrate the health trend and raise the superfood to the Olympus of table culture. You will certainly not get enough of this calm colour and by mixing it with other contrasting shades from the Sunny Day collection, Avocado Green is at its best.

Thomas - Sunny Day: Cobalt Blue, New Red, Apple Green, Yellow and Turquoise

Bright and early in the morning, Sunny Day gets you off to a fun start: what colour combination am I today – Cobalt Blue on New Red or maybe Apple Green with Yellow and Turquoise? Sunny Day generates a good mood as soon as you open the cupboard in the morning. The extensive colour palette with the great variety of combinations make Sunny Day so special, allowing it to be used in cooking and kitchen worlds of every kind.