LÖBERSCHALE

The designer and namesake of this porcelain piece is the renowned German ceramicist and sculptor Wilhelm Löber. The “ bowl,” which he designed in 1929 during his apprenticeship as a modeler at the Royal Porcelain Manufactory, embodies in its simplicity the typical Bauhaus form—one that, even nearly 100 years later, can be effectively integrated into a modern interior design style. With its nearly cylindrical base and clean, elegant silhouette, the LÖBER BOWL draws inspiration from the aesthetics of laboratory equipment, yet translates this into a new design language. The clarity of its form, which can be attributed to the “New Objectivity” movement, is combined with a festive character that makes it suitable not only as a functional object but also as a precious gift. The LÖBERSCHALE is a design classic by KPM Berlin that is just as appealing in everyday use as it is as a standalone interior accessory. The large bowl , made of white porcelain, can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher and offers ample space—for fruit, vegetables, or decorative items, among other things.