Villeroy & Boch has used the idea of re-think and re-mix, in designing its new classic tableware collection, Arden Lane.

Arden Lane is being produced using 'Anmut', the original shape that Karl Leutner developed for Villeroy & Boch in the 1950s.

This stylish and authentic shape is given an up-to-date coherent setting thanks to the décor. Completely new is the balance between masculine and feminine elements within a certain décor: button-like dots, based, among other things, on the upholstery buttons in Chesterfield sofas, represent masculinity and technology, while decorative elements, reminiscent of pearl necklaces, add a feminine touch, according to a company spokesperson.

The butterfly motif, which symbolises femininity and romanticism in a special way, gives the collection an additional light-hearted ease and feminine elegance.

The colour combination is based on the style of the 1940s: natural and sandstone shades and taupe are revitalised in a contemporary way with glimmering accents in mother-of-pearl and copper.

Arden Lane is available as a complete dinner and coffee service. The fine china tableware is microwave safe.

The collection Arden Lane appeals to those who appreciate traditional values and a timeless classical style, he added.-TradeArabia News Service