KPM Berlin: LAB

Dinner-Set 12pcs.

When the table feels calmer – and somehow more complete

There are moments when less isn’t just more – it simply feels right. The 12-piece tableware set from the LAB collection by KPM Berlin brings exactly that feeling to your table. With six plates at 19 cm and six at 26 cm, it offers a clean, balanced foundation for everything from quick lunches to carefully arranged dinners. Crafted from finely glazed hard porcelain in classic white, the design feels deliberately understated yet precise. The subtle KPM mark with the cobalt-blue sceptre and “Berlin” is not a statement, but a quiet sign of origin, craftsmanship and quality.

Reduction that creates space

Designed by Thomas Wenzel, the LAB series follows a clear philosophy: forms that support rather than dominate. The two plate sizes work naturally together – smaller plates for breakfast or starters, larger ones for main dishes. This simplicity opens up freedom in presentation and styling. Whether you prefer a minimalist table or enjoy combining pieces, the set adapts effortlessly to your way of living.

260 years you don’t see – but feel

KPM Berlin’s story began with Frederick the Great and continues to this day. Its renowned “white gold” is still produced almost entirely by hand using natural materials such as kaolin, feldspar and quartz. Each piece undergoes numerous precise steps and strict quality checks before receiving the iconic cobalt-blue sceptre. Sustainability is not a trend here, but a deeply rooted principle – from sourcing to production in Berlin.

A set for everyday life – and the moments in between

The LAB tableware set isn’t reserved for special occasions. It’s made for everyday use that quietly feels special. Dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe, it balances practicality with elegance. And as your collection grows, it can easily be expanded with bowls, cups or additional pieces from the LAB series. Creating a table setting that doesn’t need to be loud to leave an impression – and that might be its greatest strength.