Manufacturers

Imagine a material that has withstood 230 years of tradition and firing at 1,405°C. Such durability means that Czech plates and cups can handle anything: from thermal shock in the dishwasher to the daily tapping of a spoon against the rim. That’s precisely why this porcelain is found just as often on home tables as in hotel breakfast rooms or …Read more

In the 16th century, a Venetian mirror could cost more than a painting by Raphael. Sounds absurd? Maybe. But something from that story remains true today: truly exclusive mirrors are still objects at the intersection of art and craftsmanship, transforming interiors into something more than just functional spaces.

What sets luxury mirrors apart? The materials, to be honest. Low-lead glass, …Read more

Weimar porcelain was never produced in Weimar. It sounds absurd, but the name ” Weimar Porzellan ” refers to a manufactory in Blankenhain, a small town about 30 km from Weimar itself. In the 18th and 19th centuries, Thuringia was the heart of European “white gold” production, and the prestigious name of the ducal city was meant to attract aristocratic …Read more

Which brand ranks higher? In 2025, the answer depends on whom you ask. Brand Finance Apparel 2025 places Chanel in first position with a brand value of $37.9 billion (an increase of 45%), while Louis Vuitton reached $32.9 billion. Meanwhile, FashionUnited 2025 reverses this order: LV leads with $40.7 billion, Chanel has $34.2 billion. And if we look at consumer …Read more

Imagine “Made in Italy” meeting the shine of 24-karat gold and craftsmanship unafraid of the wow effect. Valle d’Oro Patchi, literally “Golden Valley,” is a brand from Nove near Bassano del Grappa (Veneto) that, since 1971, has been doing exactly what its name suggests: covering ceramics with real gold and creating objects that look as if they came straight …Read more