Rosenthal

Rosenthal - Innovative design with tradition

Founded 130 years ago in Upper Franconia as a porcelain painting Philipp Rosenthal & co. OHG, Rosenthal is among the leading international suppliers of contemporary table and home decor. Tradition combined with avant-garde, that is the leading principle at Rosenthal.

The name Rosenthal stands for contemporary design and art in porcelain and glass, and more still: Rosenthal stands for luxury, lifestyle, and special aesthetics - products that are impossible to imagine from sophisticated table culture and contemporary interior.

The story of Rosenthal began in 1879 when Philipp Rosenthal established a porcelain painting shop in Erkersreuth castle. In the 19th

century, the shop experienced its first sales success and the was developed into the traded company Philipp Rosenthal & Co. in 1897. In 1917, the first Rosenthal shop was established in Berlin and the products that then officially bore the lettering "Rosenthal” were hits among consumers.

It was followed by collaboration with Walt Disney, prizes were won and Rosenthal extended its field of activity to the art market. In 1995, a study by Gruner + Jahr revealed that Rosenthal was the most well-known porcelain brand in Germany. The popularity of Rosenthal is also that the company was allowed to equip the representative rooms in the German Bundesrat in 2000 and opened a private museum to celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2004. The experience gained from the now 130-year-old history, the willingness to innovate, and the intensive cooperation with the best international designers, architects, artists, craftsmen, as well as with prominent personalities make for the success of this exclusive company philosophy. Today, Rosenthal has nearly 1,000 artists, designers, architects, collaborating couturiers, and prominent personalities from all over the world and has won over 400 awards and numerous references in international museums that reflect Rosenthal and its designers of quality and competence.

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