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Designers Stefanie Hering, master ceramicist and owner of Hering Berlin, and César Giraldo, owner of LA-based interior design firm César Giraldo Design, began their collaboration in 2024, co-creating "Waves and Clouds," a new porcelain collection for Hering Berlin.
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Handmade Porcelain - unique, noble and absolutely contemporary
Designer and Entrepreneur
Working with porcelain and clay is at the heart of designer Stefanie Hering's philosophy. Herself a trained ceramicist with a master craftsman's certificate, she founded the Hering Berlin manufactory as an entrepreneur.
Master Craftsmen
There, she is responsible for all collections as a designer. She works closely with the traditional Reichenbach manufactory in Thuringia for the development and production of all pieces. She instructs the master craftspeople there and experiments with them on innovative shapes, glazes, and decorations.
Design-Innovations
This process results in unique porcelain objects that delight design aficionados all over the world, as well as connoisseurs and top chefs – for example because of the intense, iridescent effect of the mineral glazes developed through numerous experiments. Or because of the abstract yet at the same time floral-looking “PalmHouse X” decoration.
Worldwide exhibition
As an artist, Stefanie Hering also develops sensational objects that are unparalleled worldwide. For example, for the “Din Clay Ton” project in Ratchaburi, Thailand, person-sized vases and vessels were created from the particularly stable local clay, which were then displayed in a spectacular exhibition tour of the Goethe-Institut.
Design prices
This project attracted as much international attention as her tableware collections, for which Stefanie Hering received the Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Dineus Award, and the International Tableware Award, among others.
MasterPieces
It's not just the panels of judges for awards and top chefs who love Stefanie Hering's puristic, often bold design. What connoisseurs and customers appreciate the most, however, is the artisan's touch that makes each individual porcelain object unique.
