KPM-BERLIN
Berlin loves design—and good coffee. The limited editionHerr Oberbrings together two Berlin originals, Royal Porcelain Manufactory (KPM) and Einstein Kaffee, to show how beautiful design can make everyday life more sustainable—without being preachy.The handmade porcelain mug from the KPM factory in Tiergarten combines classic Berlin craftsmanship with modern esprit. French illustrator César Debargue has designed the iconic KURLAND.
Show moreBerlin loves design—and good coffee. The limited editionHerr Oberbrings together two Berlin originals, Royal Porcelain Manufactory (KPM) and Einstein Kaffee, to show how beautiful design can make everyday life more sustainable—without being preachy.
The handmade porcelain cup from the KPM manufactory in Tiergarten combines classic Berlin craftsmanship with modern esprit. French illustrator César Debargue has provided the iconic KURLANDcup with a tongue-in-cheek motif: A busy waiter with steaming coffee in the KURLAND cup hurries across the pristine white of the porcelain - a tribute to the capital's coffee culture.
Berlin is not only creative, but also conscious: every year, almost three billion disposable cups end up in the trash in Germany. The "Herr Obercup beautify the cityscape—through its perfect design and by reducing waste. Those who use it not only save on disposable cups, but are also rewarded with a 20% discount on all coffee drinks at Einstein Kaffee until the end of 2026.
The cooperation shows what sustainable thinking in Berlin can look like: stylish, humorous and locally rooted. The porcelain mug is not only a daily companion, but also a small design statement for a more beautiful city.
