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Since its founding, the designs of Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg stand for the highest artistic quality. Over three centuries the Manufactory has consistently stuck to its aim of closely collaborating with the most renowned designers, architects and creators of their time.
With the Commedia dell’Arte figures of the Ticino-based sculptor Franz Anton Bustelli, the Manufactory established its global fame even in the Rococo Period. That fame was continued by Bustelli’s successor, Dominikus Auliczek, and further developed by people like Friedrich von Gärtner, Adelbert Niemeyer and Wolfgang von Wersin in the 19th and early 20th century.
To this day as well, well-known designers show the way with their ground-breaking porcelain deigns: Product designers like Konstantin Grcic, Ted Muehling, Hella Jongerius, Reed Kram, and Clemens Weisshaar, and fashion designers like Christian Lacroix, Vivienne Westwood, Karl Lagerfeld, and Gustavo Lins create objects for Nymphenburg which receive the greatest acclaim worldwide and have been awarded numerous international prizes.




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Gustavo Lins
The Brazilian designer, Gustavo Lins, was born in Belo Horizonte in 1961. On completing his architectural studies in Minais Gerais and Barcelona, Lins settled in Paris at the beginning of the 1990s. There he caused a stir with unusual designs for Agnès B, Jean-Paul Gaultier, John Galliano, Kenzo and Louis Vuitton.





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Clemens Weisshaar
Clemens Weisshaar was born in 1977 in Munich. After an apprenticeship as a metalworker, he studied product design at the London Saint Martins College of Art and Design and at the Royal College of Art and was an assistant to Konstantin Grcic for three years before founding his first office for design 2000.

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Rolf Sachs
Conceptual artist and designer Rolf Sachs is recognized for his distinctive, multidisciplinary approach. His work moves freely between art and design and is renowned for surprising audiences – encouraging them to question preconceptions and view objects from a different perspective.

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Christoph Keller
When Christoph Keller took over the "Stählemühle" estate by Lake Constance in 2004 after a successful career as an art publisher and discovered an old distillery there, he had no idea that just a few years later he would be considered one of the 10 best distillers in the world by Gault Millau.
