Lyngby Porcelæn Cup

The Lyngby Porcelæn cup is an iconic piece of Danish design history, characterized by its distinctive vertical ridges. The brand was originally established in 1936 in Kongens Lyngby, Denmark, and became famous for its minimalist aesthetic that challenged traditional porcelain decoration. While the original factory closed in 1969, the brand was successfully relaunched in 2012, bringing the classic 'Lyngby Vase' and associated tableware back to prominence.

Today, Lyngby Porcelæn is part of the Rosendahl Design Group, a major Danish design house. While the brand is deeply rooted in Danish design heritage, manufacturing of porcelain products is often carried out in specialized facilities in various countries, including Denmark, Germany, and parts of Asia, to maintain global supply and quality standards. The brand remains a staple of modern Scandinavian interior design under the ownership of Rosendahl.