DIBBERN is relaunching its longstanding Solid Color collection this November, introducing a more focused palette of 18 colours while retaining the shapes and quality that have defined the range for more than four decades
First introduced in 1983, Solid Color has become one of the collections most closely associated with German tableware brand DIBBERN. The relaunch marks a new chapter for the range, bringing together its most recognisable colours in a streamlined collection designed to offer greater flexibility and combination possibilities.
The collection is based on Form 98, originally designed in 1936 by ceramicist and architect Professor Hermann Gretsch for Schönwald. In 1983, Bernd T. Dibbern brought the functional design together with a distinctive colour palette, creating the foundations of Solid Color.
This November, the collection will be available in 18 carefully selected shades, combining iconic primary colours with softer pastel tones. The selection includes some of the range’s most popular colours and will form its permanent palette. A new limited-edition special colour will also be introduced each year, available exclusively for 12 months.
As part of the relaunch, decoration will move to DIBBERN’s own manufactory in Hohenberg, securing the collection’s future and maintaining its Made in Germany quality. The shapes and quality of the tableware will remain unchanged.
