New arrivals from Lyngby Porcelæn
Discover Lyngby Porcelæn’s minimalist, sensual and aesthetic new arrivals. See how the timeless grooves and rhombus dominate this season and enjoy modern interpretations of Lyngby Porcelain’s elegant and sophisticated design heritage. With new designs and new colours, Lyngby Porcelæn continues to influence the history of Danish porcelain – just as it has been doing since 1936.
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New arrival!
Lyngby Tura
With its voluminous design and big personality, Tura is a vase that wants to be noticed. Distinctive and expressive, it naturally draws the eye in the room and is almost a sculpture in itself.
The Tura vases now have two younger sisters in the same sculptural and eye-catching design. The likeness is clearly visible, and the 17-centimetre vase has a long, towering neck, while the 15-centimetre vase has a wider and softer design that focuses on the lower part of the vase.
The Tura vases now have two younger sisters in the same sculptural and eye-catching design. The likeness is clearly visible, and the 17-centimetre vase has a long, towering neck, while the 15-centimetre vase has a wider and softer design that focuses on the lower part of the vase.
Small vases with a big personality
The name Tura is inspired by the Spanish word for waist: Cintura. The waist of the vases is clearly defined and creates a beautiful transition between the feminine shapes.
The vases are produced in white porcelain and have a transparent glaze that accentuates the iconic grooves that Lyngby Porcelæn is known for. On the Tura vases, the grooves not only go straight up and down, but follow the very distinctive shapes of the vases, creating a modern look in the contrast between stringent and soft.
Elegant shapes, edge and attitude
Whatever the size, Tura is a modern vase that is already on its way to becoming a classic from Lyngby Porcelæn. With elegant shapes, edge and attitude, the vases add a modern and expressive style to your home decor. These are simple, stylish and sculptural art that we know and love from Lyngby Porcelæn.
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Small vases with great personality
The name Tura is inspired by the Spanish word for waist: Cintura
Elegant shapes, edge and attitude
New arrival!
Rhombe Color
With the Rhombe Color range, Lyngby Porcelæn adds colour to the Scandinavian design tradition and raises the classic Rhombe dinner service to a whole new level.
The striking, modern colours have been developed in collaboration with the design duo Stilleben, who, like Lyngby Porcelæn, are driven by a passion for new ideas and a desire to rediscover and rethink the ceramic heritage. Rhombe Colour is modern porcelain in the same exquisite quality that Lyngby Porcelæn has been known for since 1936.
This elegant tableware is full of fresh energy and brings life and a happy atmosphere to the home.
See and buy the Rhombe Color series hereThe striking, modern colours have been developed in collaboration with the design duo Stilleben, who, like Lyngby Porcelæn, are driven by a passion for new ideas and a desire to rediscover and rethink the ceramic heritage. Rhombe Colour is modern porcelain in the same exquisite quality that Lyngby Porcelæn has been known for since 1936.
This elegant tableware is full of fresh energy and brings life and a happy atmosphere to the home.
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The distinctive and modern colors have been developed in collaboration with the design duo Stilleben
Rhombe Color is modern porcelain in the exquisite quality that has characterized Lyngby Porcelæn since 1936
The colored glaze that characterizes Rhombe Color gives the frame an artistic edge and a modern look that invites us to be creative with the table setting and explore the frame's many combination possibilities
New arrival!
Herringbone
Tablecloths have not previously been part of the Lyngby Porcelæn range, but this is changing!
To complement Lyngby Porcelæn’s many elegant dinnerware series, a classic blue tablecloth has been added to the range to serve as the perfect base for a stylish table setting – whether you’re setting with white, coloured or mixed porcelain.
To complement Lyngby Porcelæn’s many elegant dinnerware series, a classic blue tablecloth has been added to the range to serve as the perfect base for a stylish table setting – whether you’re setting with white, coloured or mixed porcelain.
Elegance and texture in table settings
When setting the table for a party or a special occasion, the tablecloth serves as a canvas and sets the scene for the style and atmosphere you want to create with your plates, glasses, cutlery, flowers and candles.
Like the Herringbone series' placemats, the tablecloth has the classic herringbone pattern with its tight geometry, which gives it both life and texture. The tablecloth's geometric shapes go beautifully with the stringent look of the Rhombe series, but complements all types of dinnerware, helping to create a warm, elegant setting.
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Elegance and texture in the table setting
In addition to Lyngby Porcelæn's many elegant frames, a tablecloth in a classic blue color is added, which serves as the perfect base for a stylish table setting - regardless of whether you cover it with white, colored or mixed porcelain.
With the geometric shapes, the tablecloth speaks beautifully with the stringent expression of the Rhombe frames, but looks great for all kinds of tableware and creates a warm and elegant atmosphere
The tablecloth, like the Herringbone series' placemats, has the classic herringbone pattern with a tight geometry that helps to give the solid-colored tablecloth life and structure
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We preserve and develop Danish design icons so that both present and future products can be part of the brands that have helped create our Danish design culture.
We preserve and develop Danish design icons so that both present and future products can be part of the brands that have helped create our Danish design culture.
