Martin Hirth: Designer of the Rosenthal vase Node

Martin Hirth is one of the most exciting voices on the German design scene. With his ability to transform everyday objects into objects with a sculptural and symbolic character, he has established himself internationally. His work reflects a precise balance between function and aesthetics. This symbiosis is also reflected in his successful collaboration with Rosenthal, which resulted in the iconic Node vase collection.

Martin Hirth: Designer of clear forms and innovative lightness

Martin Hirth is a designer who works with a clear creative approach: the combination of timeless elegance with formal lightness. His training at the renowned HfG Offenbach laid the foundation for his minimalist yet emotionally appealing style.

Martin Hirth's designs are characterized by the ability to combine contrasts. This results in products that are both functional and sculptural. Hirth's work is regularly presented at international trade fairs and he has been honored with numerous awards. His affinity for clean lines, high-quality materials and surprising shapes is reflected in all his projects - from furniture to porcelain objects such as the Rosenthal Node vase.

Impact and legacy of Martin Hirth

With the Node knot vase, Martin Hirth set a strong example for the future of porcelain design as part of modern interior design. His work is exemplary of a new generation of designers who combine traditional craftsmanship with innovative approaches. For Rosenthal, the collaboration with Hirth is an example of how the brand fulfills its role as a bridge between the past and the future.

Martin Hirth's designs remind us that function and beauty need not be at odds. His work for Rosenthal is undoubtedly seen as a milestone in modern porcelain design - a legacy that inspires and pushes the boundaries of what is possible.