White KPM Berlin porcelain with a red accent circle in the background.

BERLIN
1996

The collection BERLIN collection succeeds in doing what only the city that gave its name to this unconventional design can do: creating something beautiful from the symbiosis of contradictions. It combines tradition and innovation, classic form and new accents. The convex-concave interplay of the plate flags and the reproduction of the perfect spherical shape in the pot and lid handle in contrast to the characteristic inverted handle demonstrate the compatibility of opposites, just as its designer, the Italian Enzo Mari, once did. Developed by Mari in 1996 in collaboration with the designers at KPM Berlin, the series is characterized by its functional character, which earned it the "iF Design Award". Gone are the days of firmly defined shapes and standards on the table - the collection offers as much creative freedom as its namesake, the city of Berlin.

BERLIN
1996

The collection BERLIN collection succeeds in doing what only the city that gave its name to this unconventional design can do: creating something beautiful from the symbiosis of contradictions. It combines tradition and innovation, classic form and new accents. The convex-concave interplay of the plate flags and the reproduction of the perfect spherical shape in the pot and lid handle in contrast to the characteristic inverted handle demonstrate the compatibility of opposites, just as its designer, the Italian Enzo Mari, once did. Developed by Mari in 1996 in collaboration with the designers at KPM Berlin, the series is characterized by its functional character, which earned it the "iF Design Award". Gone are the days of firmly defined shapes and standards on the table - the collection offers as much creative freedom as its namesake, the city of Berlin.

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BERLIN

SIMPLE platinum staffage - DECOR 11

Various white ceramic dishes and a red object on a gray surface.

BERLIN

SIMPLE PLATINUM STAFFAGE - DECOR 11

A delicate line of real shiny platinum, drawn by a practiced hand with a brush, gives the BERLIN collection in decor 11 a touch of luxury. The shimmering silver band frames the perfect shape of the plates, cups and bowls and unites them as an understated, luminous ensemble on tables and dinner tables.

COLORS OF BERLIN

Colorful stacked cups on a shelf.

COLORS OF BERLIN

The COLORS OF BERLIN mugs tell of the connection between the porcelain manufactory and its home city. Whether green like the Tiergarten, blue like the lakes of Köpenick, sandy colors like the popular beach in Wannsee or anthracite like the fashionable Mitte district - the BERLIN breakfast cup designed by Enzo Mari appears in shimmering luster colors as a tribute to the urban manufactory district. They are as multifaceted as the metropolis itself, where they are still passionately handcrafted by KPM Berlin today.

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KPM Individual

Porcelain personalized by master craftsmen.

A person paints a decorative monogram on a white ceramic cup.

KPM Individually

Porcelain personalized by master craftsmen.

Photo: Benjamin Zibner
Every piece in the KPM Individual series is truly unique. As a gift, it has embodied the highest personal appreciation for over 250 years. KPM master painters can individualize almost any favorite KPM piece with initials, an elegant signature, or a personal message. In this way, perfected craftsmanship and artistic master painting are combined. An ideal gift for unique occasions such as births, christenings, and weddings, or simply as a special piece for your own collection.

Enzo Mari is one of the most intellectual and influential international designers of the second half of the 20th century. In collaboration with the KPM workshop and today's head designer Thomas Wenzel, Mari revolutionized production processes and design guidelines and created a collection of vases and today's design classic BERLIN between 1993 and 1996.