New Items
Collections That Inspire
COLLECTIONS
Be Happy
Happiness is in the details of life. The Be Happy Collection, brings joy with whimsical and inspirational messages that encourage daily happiness.
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Christina
Christina Collection radiates retro elegance by synthesizing modern and traditional styles. Christina is made with Porland’s Alumilite porcelain, giving it high mechanical strength while maintaining a slim profile.
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Blue Passion
The Blue Passion Collection creates a relaxing and inviting dining experience with deep shades of indigo blues. Blue Passion is the perfect combination of modern geometrics and petite florals.
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Twilight
Inspired by the setting of the sun. The Twilight Collection will make you feel like you are reaching eternity with its unique color transitions.
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Seasons
Inspired by the Japanese 16th Century Wabi-Sabi philosophy, Seasons represents simplicity and naturality. Perfectly imperfect Seasons has a reactive glaze detail to allow each piece to be unique while creating a harmonious balance throughout the collection and colors.
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Folksy
With it’s traditional Dutch floral designs and style the Folksy collection is the perfect combination of classic and modern applications.
OUR STORY
Our Story
Porland began as a modest tableware store in 1976 with the simple goal of beautifying living spaces. Today Porland is recognized as a Global Brand, manufacturing over 70 million premium porcelain pieces annually and exporting to more than 40 countries. Porland remains focused on quality, innovation, and inspiring design.
Q & A
w/Imge
Managing Director & Board Member
I believe you should always appreciate where you are and who you are with. My undergraduate years of life in the USA were very special and encouraging towards this philosophy. All of my time spent in the US made me feel like I was home. It is no surprise that I left with one goal in mind: come back and introduce Porland as new culture of tableware porcelain to revitalize, enhance and make people express themselves with these designs and forms on their tabletops.
