
hanna krüger assembles porcelain piles for rosenthal line
the project draws it reference from everyday life - where plate piles are created for pragmatic reasons, for washing up in the sink or stashed in the cupboard.
hanna krüger assembles porcelain piles for rosenthal
all images courtesy of hanna krüger
the ‘pila’ series, meaning ‘pile’ in italian is an assemblage of staked plates by german designer hanna krüger from the rosenthal studio-line. the project draws it reference from everyday life – where plate piles are created for pragmatic reasons, for washing up in the sink or stashed in the cupboard. demonstrating the clash of forms, stories and time that can develop a new aesthetic dimension, the objects allow multiple variations. the individual plates become part of the whole, a new form. the perception of the singular changes in the overall context with each object being different. the selection of plates are combined in a way that offers unique compositions. displaying the range of rosenthal’s porcelain designs: from a simple item to a more decorative one and also unconventional reliefs.
the ‘pila series’ will be exhibited from 7 to 11 february at ambiente 2014, frankfurt fair.

the stacked porcelain plates of rosenthal studio-line

vases are formed by the piles

view from above showing the different plates stacked on top of one another

every pile forms a unique object

the assemblages are all different

a small table light

the light illuminates through the smooth plates

the plates becomes both light and reflector

the golden and copper surfaces of the plates are illuminated

the collection of three lights

the lights are built with porcelain plates and a glass LED cylinder
designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
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