Villeroy & Boch is characterised not only by its love of design and excellence, but also by love itself. Because the history of one of the most style-defining companies worldwide is based on a real love story. In 1836, the two families of Villeroy and Boch signed a contract to jointly produce precious porcelain. The signatures on this contract symbolise the most important milestone in Villeroy & Boch history: two competing companies became one. Afterwards, members of both families, the beautiful Octavie Villeroy and the charismatic Eugen Boch, fell in love and married. And the two families became one.
Eye-catcher with an iconic design
La Boule
Deeply rooted in Villeroy & Boch’s DNA, the ground-breaking La Boule made its debut in 1971 and has been featured as part of the collections at both the MoMa in New York City and the Musee des Arts Decoratif in Paris, France.
Pottery style
Lave
The Lave stoneware collection impresses with intense colours and Scandinavian design. The special glaze always creates different shades. Each piece becomes a unique work of art that sets a very special stage for delicious delicacies.
