Porland showcased its latest collections and commitment to sustainable practices at the recent Ambiente Frankfurt 2025.

Aiming to further solidify its position in both the home and hospitality sectors, the Turkish tableware brand presented its Dolce Vita, Vaso Piccolo, and Superior Bone China lines, highlighting a diverse range of styles to appeal to a global audience.

The company also sought to engage visitors with a dedicated “#makeyourindividual” inspiration corner, offering curated presentations alongside culinary tastings and DJ-fueled happy hour events.

Reflecting on the fair’s overall impact, Porland Board Member İmge Pamukçu said that Ambiente Frankfurt served as a crucial meeting point for the industry. The event provided valuable insight into emerging trends and facilitated discussions with visitors from key markets, including Europe, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Latin America, India, and the United States, potentially leading to new partnerships. Porland suggested they experienced a more targeted visitor profile than in previous years, leading to more productive discussions.

Porland also showcased its HoReCa brand, Pioli, at Ambiente Frankfurt, where it unveiled the Harmonia collection. According to Pamukçu, Pioli, which focuses on combining culinary arts with aesthetically driven design, has experienced rapid growth in the global market over the past two years.

“Ambiente Frankfurt, one of the most prestigious meeting points of the industry on a global scale, is not only an organisation that shapes industry trends, but also offers a unique platform for international collaborations and new market opportunities,” says Pamukçu. “As a brand operating in nearly 80 countries, we hosted our customers at our booth throughout the fair and held very productive meetings. While strengthening our ties with our existing business partners, we also made important contacts for new collaborations. These contacts were not only limited to commercial collaborations, but also fruitful in terms of sharing our design approach and collections.

“For example, our Dolce Vita collection, which makes history and art a part of daily life, is not just a product line with its striking style that extends from mythology to modern life, but promises a new lifestyle that bridges the past and the present,” Pamukçu concludes. “Inspired by the statue of the Winged Victory of Samothrace by Nike, the goddess of victory, our collection attracted great interest from visitors from Europe, Asia and South America.”

Established in 1976, Porland has grown from a small glassware retailer into a major porcelain manufacturer. The company produces around 70 million pieces annually across its facilities in Bilecik and Gebze, Turkey, exporting a significant portion of its output to over 30 countries across four continents. With a network of domestic stores and sales points, Porland caters to both the gastronomy and household markets. The company received the Global Honoree 2019 award at the GIA (Global Innovation Awards).

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