Hering Berlin - The essence of the table

Pure Porcelain Poetry by Hering Berlin

Visionary dining culture. Since 1992, Hering Berlin has inspired an international audience of top chefs and gastronomes with delicate porcelain masterpieces that unite pure beauty and uncompromising functionality. The design brand is led by award-winning Berlin ceramicist and designer Stefanie Hering, who has created a distinctive universe of refined elegance for fine dining experiences through her sensual design language. Discover the power of emotional minimalism by Hering Berlin at Artedona.

The Culture of Clarity – Purist Porcelain with a Human Touch

Rooted in artisanship. As an experienced master potter, Stefanie Hering applies her knowledge of traditional techniques and innovative methods to explore the limits of porcelain craftsmanship through her virtuoso designs. The interplay of artistic vision and skilled handcraft results in timeless, elegant, and durable fine china made to last many years of use.

To realize its visions, the design studio collaborates with artisan workshops across Europe selected according to strict standards, where knowledge is passed down through generations. These artisans bring technically demanding designs to life with great care using the finest materials. Their skilled hands lend each porcelain piece from Hering Berlin an authentic, human character, turning them into unmatched unique creations.

A Skin of Stone – Biscuit Porcelain by Hering Berlin

Simplicity at its finest. Hering Berlin is renowned for its flawless biscuit porcelain surfaces. Selected elements of the porcelain objects are left unglazed, double-fired, and then meticulously polished by hand with diamond sponges. This technique creates uniquely organic porcelain surfaces with a velvety texture reminiscent of peach skin. The exceptionally matt appearance of the unglazed elements contrasts with the glazed surfaces of the plates, cups, and bowls, tempting the fingers to touch and explore them again and again. A sensual experience, made possible by exquisite craftsmanship.

Delicate in appearance, tough in performance. Thanks to the expertise of Hering Berlin, the studio’s china is robust enough for commercial use, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe. Even the biscuit surfaces are resilient and resistant to substances like acids and bases.

Trailblazing Design – The Style Icons of Hering Berlin

Capturing the essence of purism, the Velvet dinnerware collection embodies the style of Stefanie Hering’s artistic universe. Wide rims and upward-opening silhouettes in velvety matte biscuit porcelain frame the glazed surfaces of the pieces with strict precision. Their convex shapes rise gently upward, imbuing the slender collection with weightless movement. With an extensive range of different pieces, the radiant white china collection lays the foundation for imaginative painted variations like the maritime Ocean collection or the playfully sensuous Kiss plates and cups.

With countless precisely executed perforations, the stunning Cielo perforated bowls are masterpieces of technical skill. The holes are drilled into the unfired porcelain and then carefully cleaned and smoothed, one by one. This immense effort transforms the bowls into incomparable design objects that continually fascinate and astonish.

Diverse collections, one signature style. Hering Berlin’s dinnerware collections encourage an intuitive mix and match approach to create unique table settings. Coloured collections like Obsidian, Emerald, and Blue Silent immerse the glazed surfaces in vibrant colours with unpredictable gradients that suggest infinite depth. Selected pieces refined with gold or platinum such as Polite Gold and Glamour Platinum set unforgettable accents on any table.

Porcelain and glass are a perfect match. In collaboration with select partners, Hering Berlin offers a range of glassware collections that complement the studio’s fine china. With their simultaneously slender and voluminous silhouettes, the Domain stem glasses set new standards. The Domain tumblers echo the upward-flowing forms of the porcelain collections and present themselves in magical hues like Smoke and Amber.