KOPPEL DINNERWARE

A sophisticated new collection that turns dining into an art form.

Designed to elevate the art of dining, the new Koppel Dinnerware collection provides timeless designs to craft stunning settings.

 

 

Koppel Dinnerware launch for Georg Jensen | Porcelain dinnerware
  • KOPPEL Dinner Plate 10020498 5
    KOPPEL Dinner Plate
    Porcelain
    $59.00
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  • KOPPEL Dinner Plate 10020326 5
    KOPPEL Dinner Plate
    Porcelain
    $49.00
  • KOPPEL Lunch Plate 10020499 5
    KOPPEL Lunch Plate
    Porcelain
    $49.00
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  • KOPPEL Lunch Plate 10020327 5
    KOPPEL Lunch Plate
    Porcelain
    $39.00

 

A FEAST OF FLAVOUR AND FORM

From handsome porcelain plates to striking stainless steel pitchers and stunning pieces adorned with blue brush strokes, the collection is designed for versatility. The pieces can be layered and arranged in myriad ways, providing a canvas for endless expressions.

 

 

 

SET IN HISTORY

The collection brings back original 1960s dinnerware by sculptor and artist Henning Koppel, an iconic Georg Jensen collaborator whose influence continues to shape the legacy of Georg Jensen to this day.

 

 

Koppel Dinnerware launch for Georg Jensen | Henning Koppel design history

 

FUNCTIONAL BY DESIGN

The sleek and sophisticated porcelain and stainless-steel designs serve as a testament to Henning Koppel's dedication to crafting functional and enduring objects.

 

 

Koppel Dinnerware launch for Georg Jensen | Henning Koppel porcelain dinnerware
  • KOPPEL Serving Bowl, Large 10020332 5
    KOPPEL Serving Bowl, Large
    Porcelain
    $89.00
  • KOPPEL Serving Dish 10020333 5
    KOPPEL Serving Dish
    Porcelain
    $89.00
  • KOPPEL Pitcher 1,5 L 10020335 5
    KOPPEL Pitcher 1,5 L
    Stainless steel
    $179.00

 

LASTING TASTE

Designed for endless appeal and to last for generations, the collection brings the essence of Koppel's original designs through modern porcelain-making techniques.

 

 

Henning Koppel
About Henning Koppel
Henning Koppel’s designs broke new ground for Georg Jensen. Trained as a sculptor, he began collaborating with Georg Jensen in the mid 1940s. Koppel’s designs, including the well-known pitcher, uniquely marry the strict rules of functionalism with organic, lifelike shapes. His mission: to craft everyday life designs that are at once beautiful and practical.