Otti Berger | Weaving for Modernist peiffer watenphul Walter Gropius designed the set

Walter Gropius designed the set at the end of the 1960s in collaboration with the ceramic artist Katherine de Sousa

Matching saucers are available separately in sets of four for the 20 cl cups and the 8 cl mocha cups (Platebowlcup | Saucers)

The bird feeder is made in Germany and is extremely weather-resistant

Zeitschriftenorganizer im Wohnraum oder für Geschirrtücher

The crewneck is printed with co-branding logos on the back and features a contrasting woven logo on the chest

Otti Berger | Weaving for Modernist peiffer watenphul Walter Gropius designed the setTextiles for the spaces of modernity In early 1930s Berlin, Otti Berger, as a female sole entrepreneur, created fabrics that fundamentally changed the understanding of what textiles can be and do. For her upholstery fabric designs, curtains, wall fabrics, and floor coverings, she worked closely with architects of the New Building movement such as Lilly Reich, Ludwig Hilberseimer, and Hans Scharoun. She designed for novel functional demands and thereby