Our long love affair with Fürstenberg's fine ceramics continues with the release of their FLUEN Heritage Green collection in January of 2025.
Hunter greens laced with gold embellishment intersects in a woven pattern on dishes and creamer tops although stripes are certainly the protagonist of the FLUEN tableware collection.
Glossy whites cover the delicate yet strong porcelain tableware, fired at a temperature high enough to create a sturdy composition and a perfectly smooth finish.
The golden accents give the collection a regal feel against a simple and versatile color palette. The green tints have been studied and carefully chosen to create a unique tone that reflects rich heritage and stately design that will remain timeless.
The FLUEN tableware collection was designed by Alfredo Häberli for Fürstenberg and is recognized by the
soft, flowing forms in the design. FLUEN is meant to be a versatile and modular collection that crosses paths with both functionality via an intuitive design.
The deep green reflects a calm connection to nature and pays homage to the British way of life reminiscent of the lush landscapes and gardens that have inspired countless works of art.
Crossing elegance and modern simplicity has always been standard for Fürstenberg, whose longevity is a testament to the luxury tableware house's design and quality. The FLUEN tableware collection carries on this tradition of timelessness with a contemporary interpretation.
From serveware to tea service Fürstenberg is still the top choice for luxury hotels and fine dining restaurants who's clients not only recognize the crowned blue "F" insignia as a sign of excellence and German design, but who are often clients themselves with sets at home that have been passed down for generations and who may have multiple homes to furnish.
The porcelain manufacturer and design house was founded in 1747 by Duke Carl I of Braunschweig while at the Fürstenberg hunting lodge and has remained an international leader in luxury tableware for more than two centuries.
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