KPM Berlin
KPM porcelain, vases and to-go pieces for table and home
KPM Berlin stands for porcelain that is not only placed on the table, but lived with. Since 1763, the historic Berlin porcelain manufactory has created pieces that bring together craftsmanship, form and a remarkable sense of calm. At LIVOSY, you will find selected ranges such as Kurland, LAB, Halle, Fidibus, Trompetenform and Colors of Berlin – made for tables, rooms and everyday rituals with substance.
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A sceptre, and many stories
Before a piece of KPM Berlin porcelain receives the cobalt-blue sceptre, it has passed through many hands. The manufactory still works largely by hand and follows traditional processes that require experience, patience and great precision. According to KPM Berlin, a white coffee cup goes through 29 production steps; 25 people work on it over a total of 14 days before it is repeatedly checked and selected by hand.
This is what makes KPM porcelain so special. It looks effortless, but it is anything but casual. Plates, mugs, platters, vases and to-go products are not quick decorative objects. They are companions for everyday life – for the first coffee in the morning, a carefully set table in the evening or a quiet accent in the room.
When Berlin glows softly
The collections by KPM Berlin move between classic table culture and modern living. Kurland is one of the manufactory’s defining designs, bringing a sculptural elegance to the table. LAB feels clearer, more reduced and contemporary – inspired by laboratory porcelain, yet made for stylish everyday use. Colors of Berlin adds colour without becoming loud. Fidibus, Halle and Trompetenform show how versatile porcelain can be: as a vessel, object, vase or small stage for flowers, branches and atmosphere.
Choosing KPM Berlin means choosing a certain way of looking at things. Materiality over effect. Craft over randomness. Forms that become more familiar over time, rather than fading after a season.
For tables that are allowed to stay
KPM Berlin suits people who do not see table culture as a formality. A dinner plate does not simply hold food. It can open an evening. A mug can become a daily ritual. A vase can give a room that one quiet point where everything suddenly feels right.
At LIVOSY, we curate KPM Berlin for exactly these moments: refined porcelain ranges, selected vases, mugs and to-go pieces that do not treat tradition and modernity as opposites. And yes, with the KPM Berlin Hotel, the brand also shows how porcelain, architecture and hospitality can become a wider experience. For your table, what matters most is this: these pieces are made to be used – and to remain beautiful while doing so.
Discover KPM Berlin at LIVOSY
Discover KPM Berlin porcelain for breakfast, dinner, coffee, flowers and life on the move. Whether KPM Kurland, KPM LAB, Colors of Berlin or a single KPM vase: each piece brings a little manufactory history into everyday life. Not as a museum moment. More as an invitation to set the table with a little more intention.
FAQ
What is KPM Berlin?
KPM Berlin is the Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin, a historic porcelain manufactory from Germany. Founded in 1763, it produces high-quality porcelain in Berlin and is known for refined tableware, vases, figures, decorative objects and the cobalt-blue sceptre used as its signature mark.
What does KPM porcelain stand for?
KPM porcelain stands for traditional craftsmanship, considered design and long-lasting quality. Many pieces are made through elaborate production steps and checked several times before receiving the KPM Berlin mark. The result is porcelain that feels precise, refined and personal.
Is KPM Berlin porcelain made in Berlin?
Yes, KPM Berlin porcelain is made in Berlin. The brand describes its production as largely handcrafted and based on processes passed down through generations. This Berlin origin is a central part of KPM Berlin’s identity and sets it apart from mass-produced porcelain.
Which KPM Berlin collections are available at LIVOSY?
At LIVOSY, you will find selected KPM Berlin pieces from Colors of Berlin, Fidibus, Halle, Kurland, LAB and Trompetenform. The range includes porcelain tableware, home accessories such as vases and to-go products for life on the move.
What makes KPM Kurland special?
KPM Kurland is one of the best-known collections by KPM Berlin. Its defining feature is a classically inspired relief that gives plates, cups and other tableware pieces an elegant, almost architectural presence. Kurland works beautifully for formal dining, yet remains calm and refined in everyday use.
What is KPM LAB?
KPM LAB is a modern KPM Berlin collection inspired by laboratory porcelain. Its design language is clear, reduced and functional, without feeling cold. LAB is well suited to contemporary table settings where porcelain should feel precise, understated and effortless.
Does KPM Berlin make vases?
Yes, KPM Berlin also makes porcelain vases and decorative home accessories. A KPM vase is more than a vessel for flowers; it is a designed object that shapes a room through form, material and surface. Collections such as Halle, Fidibus and Trompetenform show this decorative side of the manufactory particularly well.
Are KPM Berlin products suitable for everyday use?
Many KPM Berlin products are designed to be used in everyday life. Despite their refined appearance, plates, mugs, platters and to-go pieces are not only made to be admired, but to be lived with. Product-specific care instructions should be followed, especially for decorated or hand-painted pieces.
Why is KPM Berlin porcelain more expensive than ordinary porcelain?
The price of KPM Berlin porcelain reflects the elaborate production, hand craftsmanship, repeated quality controls and long manufactory tradition behind each piece. A product passes through many careful steps before it is sold, so the value lies not only in the material, but also in time, skill and attention to detail.
Is KPM Berlin a good gift?
KPM Berlin is a thoughtful gift for people who appreciate design, table culture and long-lasting objects. A mug, plate, vase or to-go piece feels personal without being ordinary. It is the kind of gift that does not need to be loud to leave an impression.