Jinori 1735·Rosenthal... Luxury Tableware Arrives at Kurly

'Ginori1735' entering Kurly. (Photo by Kurly)

[Asia Economy Reporter Jeon Jinyoung] Market Kurly announced on the 24th that luxury tableware brands such as ‘Ginori1735’ and ‘Rosenthal’ will be joining the platform in response to the growing demand for luxury interior design (luxury + home interior).

Ginori1735 is an Italian luxury tableware brand with a history spanning 300 years. They offer cup and plate sets from the ‘Catene’ line, featuring a geometric pattern resembling linked chains, and the ‘Labirinto’ line with a maze pattern. The brand gained further fame after being acquired by Gucci in 2013.

German luxury porcelain maker and Versace tableware manufacturer Rosenthal has also joined. They have prepared a total of eight products, including cake stands, salad bowls, and rectangular plates. Additionally, Market Kurly is introducing ‘WMF’ pot sets and ‘Versace’ plate sets, with plans to launch brands like ‘Herm?s’ and ‘JL Coquet’ soon. Over 10 high-end kitchenware brands are expected to join within the fourth quarter of this year.

Exclusive to Market Kurly, customers can purchase the crystal goblet wine glass set from ‘Wedgwood’, designed by world-renowned designer Vera Wang, and the Christmas season dinner set from ‘Royal Copenhagen’, the Danish royal porcelain brand with over 200 years of history. The French porcelain brand ‘Bernardo’ Equim? line color plates are also exclusive products on Kurly.

Market Kurly plans to strengthen its product competitiveness by continuously expanding its luxury kitchenware brand lineup.

Jung Sungyoung, MD of Market Kurly’s Lifestyle Team, said, “With the recent increase in home interior demand, interest in high-end tableware and cookware is rising. Market Kurly will continue to provide a differentiated shopping experience by expanding its lineup of high-end brands that are otherwise difficult to access.”

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