
Sometimes it’s not the loudest that leaves an impression—but the most authentic. Whether it’s an iconic table or sculptural porcelain, these are products with character and attitude—and inspiration for spaces that can do more than just look beautiful.
The new Botero table combines sculptural design with Italian craftsmanship. The centerpiece: a central clay base inspired by the voluminous figures of artist Fernando Botero – softly curved, solid, yet elegant. The tabletop is available in various sizes and exquisite finishes: in high-quality wood for natural warmth or in ceramic with a marbled look for lasting elegance.
Special features: sturdy, handmade base, wood or ceramic finishes, available in various sizes, versatile use from dining rooms to hotel lobbies.
With the Sonetto collection, Rosenthal elevates casual dining to a poetic level. Floral shapes, highs and lows, floral reliefs, and refined textures combine to create a harmonious ensemble of the finest porcelain, stoneware, and glass. Cups with delicate handles, bowls on pedestals, and small jugs skillfully contrast delicate and rustic elements. White dominates the color palette, accented by matte-gloss glazes and fine gold rims.
Award: German Design Award 2025 (“Excellent Product Design – Tabletop”)
RRP: Plates from €14, stoneware jugs approx. €20
With the grill pan, BORA is expanding its design universe with a kitchen accessory that is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. Made of cast aluminum, it distributes heat evenly, ensuring juicy meat, tender fish, or aromatic vegetables – all year round. Its non-stick coating allows for low-fat frying and easy cleaning, whether on an induction hob or in the oven up to 250 °C.
The rectangular shape is perfectly matched to BORA induction hobs, but also fits other hobs just as well. Clever: four silicone feet protect the glass ceramic, and the handles are designed to provide a secure grip in the oven. Measuring 469 × 270 × 60 mm, the pan also fits perfectly into the BORA X BO steam oven.
The design is deliberately minimalist – a flat surface without grill grooves opens up a wide range of possibilities, from steaks to pancakes. This makes the grill pan a universal tool that fits seamlessly into the clear aesthetics of BORA: minimalist, durable, uncompromisingly functional.
Art X on Glass provides a powerful example of how aesthetic design, identity, and experiential value can seamlessly intertwine. The brand stands for a new form of artistic interior design in which glass is no longer conceived as a functional surface, but as an emotional medium that transforms interior spaces. This is not decoration—this is attitude made visible.
Whether it’s family suites with a literary touch, fine dining as a performing art, or radio waves from the hotel courtyard – hotels around the world and across the region are focusing on experiences that surprise, connect, and create added value. Here are five examples of how classic offerings can be transformed into extraordinary brand moments.
Sometimes it’s not the loudest that leaves an impression—but the most authentic. Whether it’s an iconic table or sculptural porcelain, these are products with character and attitude—and inspiration for spaces that can do more than just look beautiful.