dressing room or bathroom

Since it was frowned upon at the time to use fresh flowers as decorations at the table - they could wither during the meal - in 1765 Joseph Zaechenberger designed a colourful and festive painting in 1765 with flower bouquets

Design: Wolfgang von Wersin

for the first time in Nymphenburg porcelain

fliese carte blanche schwarz biskuit dressing room or bathroomThe just three millimetres thin tile, made from matte white biscuit porcelain, is distinguished by its delicately fluttering, hand cut edges. 'Carte Blanche' is part of Nymphenburg Architectures core collection and is highly versatile: it can be used as a wall tile in bathrooms, dressing rooms, or living spaces, as a decorative front for cabinets and kitchen furniture, or even as an elegant fireplace cladding.