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anthologie quartett publishes a wealth of products that were designed by architects and designers with very different - often contradictory - design philosophies.
At a time when almost any product can be manufactured anywhere, Anthologie Quartet attaches particular importance to the fact that designs are produced in regions and places in Europe that have always been particularly typical for the materials used or the technologies used: Bohemia, Tuscany, Veneto, Impruneta, Läuscha, Limoges, Murano, or Vietri, to name just a few.
At a time when almost any product can be manufactured anywhere, Anthologie Quartet attaches particular importance to the fact that designs are produced in regions and places in Europe that have always been particularly typical for the materials used or the technologies used: Bohemia, Tuscany, Veneto, Impruneta, Läuscha, Limoges, Murano, or Vietri, to name just a few.
The majority of these designs are contemporary designs developed specifically for Anthologie Quartet; These objects are juxtaposed with a number of products that Anthologie Quartett considers to be important in terms of design history and makes available to the market as re-editions.
Anthologie Quartett sees itself not only as a manufacturer of contemporary products or products that are important for design history, but also takes up a wide variety of trends in design.
With the collections objects, furniture, lighting, jewelry and textiles, Anthologie Quartett has contributed to over 35 years of design history. Many objects have won design awards and as a result, objects can now be found in the collections of many museums and collectors around the world.
Anthologie Quartett sees itself not only as a manufacturer of contemporary products or products that are important for design history, but also takes up a wide variety of trends in design.
With the collections objects, furniture, lighting, jewelry and textiles, Anthologie Quartett has contributed to over 35 years of design history. Many objects have won design awards and as a result, objects can now be found in the collections of many museums and collectors around the world.
