All good things come in threes! That's why you get a whopping 20% discount on the three most popular TRIC decors in our SUMMER SALE!
Regardless of whether you choose the colour "cool", "blue" or "hot", don't hesitate too long, because the SALE ends on July 31st, 2021 at midnight!
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Cheers for our little ones
Discover the Kid's Sets from Arzberg
The little ones make it big with the Arzberg Kid's Sets. All items are particularly robust and designed in a child-friendly manner. Broad handles make holding easier; large bottom surfaces make plates and bowls stable. And the abundance of funny decorations is sure to make eating fun!
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Form 1382 White
The sensuality of simplicity
Minimalism is trend. We discover that less is more, that a reduction to the essentials can be beneficial and liberating. 90 years ago, Dr. Hermann Gretsch, architect and designer, had the same feeling about reduction as us today. For Arzberg he created Form 1382, a dinding collection that was radically reduced for that time. An absolute classic was born, the design of which remained unchanged to this day and can even be found as an example of modern industrial design in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. This shows once again: trends come and go - timeless classics are with us for a lifetime!
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The Arzberg porcelain brand
The Arzberg brand is synonymous worldwide with good design. Manufactured exclusively in Germany, durable, functional and aesthetically perfect: Arzberg porcelain is the epitome of premium quality porcelain "Made in Germany". A clear commitment of the corporate philosophy that in over 120 years of history has shared the value of the craftsmanship with the best technical knowledge. Step by step, Arzberg offers a wide range of collections in porcelain designed to last unchanged across time, styles and shapes to be lived through a personal experience with the pleasure to enjoy together.
Arzberg is prized the world over as a porcelain design brand which stands for aesthetics, functionality and durability. The special requirement: Being entwined with beauty, commitment to functionality, and relevance to life. With its porcelain collections like Form 1382, Form 2000, Form 2006, Profi, TRIC, Cucina or Daily Arzberg turns eating and drinking into a true experience.
The Arzberg design
Reduction instead of decoration: this clear commitment has moulded the Arzberg design brand’s success story since 1931. Yet functional design alone is not enough to win the hearts of increasing numbers of consumers over the decades. So what accounts for our success? It’s because our designs form the bridge between function and emotion: because people love using our porcelain, because people love touching it, and because people love simply having it.
Expectations and Excellence
The task facing our designers is quite clear, yet unbelievably complex: “To translate the democratic notion of practical design into design for life, adding a personal signature.” It’s something only few designers achieve. The best among them are working – and working for us. Their designs are clean and simple, timeless yet always contemporary. Since 1931.
Motivation and Maxim
Hermann Gretsch made his intention clear when he said “Get to the heart of things” and then created the Form 1382. It’s endured as some of the best selling porcelain in the world for 80 years. Gretsch’s maxim was the reason behind the Frankish porcelain manufacturer’s rise to become an international porcelain design brands – and still remains Arzberg’s guiding principle.
Mission and Model
Arzberg places design at the centre. While monitoring future developments and trends, the style of each era is incorporated rather than adapted. The result is timeless lines which all Arzberg designers follow with consistency. And inject with life – as designer Heike Philipp (designer of the Profi, Gourmet and My first Arzberg) puts it: “The interplay between interesting design and function must result in harmonious products which the end user wouldn’t want to be without – not least because they identify themselves through these products.”
Which all means high expectations in terms of usefulness, quality, design, aesthetics and relevance to life. And these are precisely the qualities that turn porcelain into “outstanding” porcelain. And as our numerous awards testify, it’s what Arzberg delivers.
