URBINO
Flagless Renaissance Plates, East Asian porcelain, and the design ideal of New Objectivity inspired Trude Petri to create the timelessly elegant coupe shape of the URBINO Plates. First presented at the Leipzig Autumn Fair in 1932, the service has been handmade by KPM Berlin for over 80 years without any changes. With a diameter of 19.5 centimeters, the large dessert or breakfast plate harmonizes with all cup shapes and sizes.
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In 1931, Trude Petri designed the URBINO collection. Its clarity and aesthetics, created through consistent omission, are based on the most balanced of all forms: the circle. Inspiration was also provided by the Upper Italian Renaissance and the Italian city of Urbino as the namesake of the collection. The special thinness of the pieces conveys a delicate lightness that supports everyday enjoyment.
Flagless Renaissance Plates, East Asian porcelain, and the design ideal of New Objectivity inspired Trude Petri to create the timelessly elegant coupe shape of the URBINO Plates. First presented at the Leipzig Autumn Fair in 1932, the service has been handmade by KPM Berlin for over 80 years without any changes. With a diameter of 19.5 centimeters, the large dessert or breakfast plate harmonizes with all cup shapes and sizes of the URBINO series.
The white porcelain of the URBINO collection without any decor symbolizes clarity and aesthetics. It is a timeless design classic that impresses with its unique lightness.