Lyngby Porcelain has always taken pride in exploring the many artistic possibilities offered by our products. That was why our previous porcelain m...

The original drawings of the Italian “2-in-1 glass” provided the inspiration for the stylish JC. Glass. Italian designer Joe Colombo created this b...

Italian designer Joe Colombo was a big fan of functional design. He wanted to create designs with not just one function but several. One of these d...

Back in 1965, the Italian designer Joe Colombo came up with an interesting design, which consisted of two glasses fused together at the base. He ca...

Joe Colombo Vase 2-in-1 gives you a superb, straight, mouth-blown clear glass vase that can be an important part of the décor anywhere in the home....

Milia Seyppel graduated from Bauhaus-Universität, Weimar, and runs her own studio in Hamburg. Her work is infused with a dash of the poetic and sen...

A journey of discovery through the design archives and resulted in a closer look at two firm favorites. The result is the Flowerpot, inspired by th...

A journey of discovery through the design archives resulted in a closer look at two firm favourites. With the charming Bonbonnière and classic Lyng...

A journey of discovery through the design archives and resulted in a closer look at two firm favourites. The result is the Flowerpot, inspired by t...

Even though most people primarily associate Lyngby Porcelain with porcelain alone, glass art and glass have always been an important part of our DN...

Even though most people primarily associate Lyngby Porcelain with porcelain alone, glass art and glass have always been an important part of our DN...

Porcelain has always been a mainstay of Lyngby Porcelain, but glass and glass art have always been part of the story too. The Danish Porcelain Manu...

With strong inspiration from porcelain as a material, and formed from fine, mouth-blown glass, here is the Lyngby tealight holder. The tealight hol...

Even though most people primarily associate Lyngby Porcelain with porcelain alone, glass art and glass have always been an important part of our DN...

Lyngby Porcelain presented its first line of products consisting of Thermos porcelain back in the late 1950s. The double walls maintain the tempera...

Lyngby Porcelain presented its new Thermodan product line in the late 1950s. Quite apart from their clean-cut look, these products are also unique ...

Lyngby Porcelain presented its new Thermodan product line in the late 1950s. Quite apart from their clean-cut look, these products are also unique ...

In 1957, Lyngby Porcelain produced the world’s first porcelain thermos set. The Thermodan products have a dual wall, like a thermos flask. This kee...

Lyngby Porcelain presented the first-ever porcelain Thermos dinnerware in 1957. These products basically offer the same properties as a Thermos fla...

The beautiful, sculptural Tura jug vase in chalk-white porcelain was designed by Philip Bro Ludvigsen and inspired by female shapes. The Tura jug v...

The Tura range of vases is a new classic from Lyngby Porcelæn, which with its elegant sizes and shapes, and plenty of edge and attitude, will guara...

LYNGBY TURA The Tura range of vases is a new classic from Lyngby Porcelæn, which with its elegant sizes and shapes, and plenty of edge and attitude...