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Understanding KPM – From Manufacture to the Final Stage

Louise Man | Viktorie Krajnik | Dominik Poppe

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FS 2018/19 II 5. Sem. II Interdisciplinary Project Studio II Prof. Adrian von Starck, Heike Brandt

Interior Design, Product Design and Graphic Design & Visual Communication

Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin, the Berlin porcelain manufactory with a long tradition, was open-minded for a reinterpretation of their brand in student case studies. How to transport the over 250-year-old brand values into contemporary functionality and formal language?

In the Interdisciplinary Project Studio students from the Interior Design, Product Design and Graphic Design & Visual Communication programs work together. Louise Man, Viktorie Krajnik and Dominik Poppe brought the authentic charm of the manufactory workshops to a new approach of high-end product presentation. Combining rough and simple materials with the fragile perfection of the products created a gallery-like retail concept that shows craftmanship and lifestyle alike.

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