Rosenthal Bread plate Ø16cm

Small appetizers, side breads, or even desserts are beautifully presented on the bread plate. The new collection from Rosenthal, Stripes 2.0, is a true homage to Walter Gropius. In 2019, Rosenthal revisits the TAC Gropius decor and reinterprets it with a striped pattern. The fine lines on the porcelain are a mix of matte and glossy finishes, following a mix and match principle. The white porcelain is complemented by individual red glass plates, giving the tableware a fresh and modern touch. The red accents are a real eye-catcher on a set table, and the red serving pieces can also be paired with the already well-known TAC Gropius. A standout feature of this new series is the integration of color and facade elements. There are plates with a very coarse texture that are meant to evoke the porcelain factory designed by Walter Gropius at Rothbühl. In contrast to the coarse plates, there are platinum plates and bowls that shine beautifully and have a very elegant and minimalist appearance. Overall, this service is a truly successful reinterpretation of the TAC Gropius.