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Taking small fragments of the original pattern and enlarging them to form a graphic whole, and then translating the pattern into bold blue and white, Royal Copenhagen's Blue Fluted Mega porcelain is a 21st century version of a classic Danish china pattern that is over 200 years old.

…treatments and textures from Royal Copenhagen are deftly combined by Louise Campbell to create the Elements collection. Each hand-painted porcelain piece features a unique design in a separate color. Each piece in the collection is also available in solid white. Shop our Royal Copenhagen Collection

The Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain pattern is part of Denmark's cultural heritage. Every deceptively simple dinner plate takes over 1,197 hand painted brush strokes, but the plain variation of the original full lace model has a plain, smooth edge. Originally designed over 200 years ago, this pattern…

…and enlarging them to form a graphic whole, and then translating the pattern into bold black and white, the Black Fluted Mega porcelain from Royal Copenhagen is a 21st century version of a classic Danish china pattern that is over 200 years old. Mix and match the different designs to create a look all…

This minimalist cutlery was originally designed for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. It sits well in the hand and allows free, unforced movements. It is easy to see why this was called "the cutlery with no frills", and even in the new millennium its appearance is strikingly modern and innovative. From…

In production since the 18th century, Flora Danica by Royal Copenhagen is considered the flower of Danish decorative art. To this day Flora Danica is moulded, pierced and painted by hand, using over 700 different wild plants for its patterns. Today it is still considered one of the world's most luxurious…

Royal Copenhagen's Black Fluted Plain is a pattern of black matte porcelain meant to provide dramatic accent pieces to other Royal Copenhagen patterns.