Approach A
Mix & Match
Offers an aesthetic composition. Different collections come together in visual harmony. Beautiful — but only looks at today.
- Visual harmony
- Planning
- Efficiency
- Continuity
Strategic approach
Combining different collections on the same table is not a new approach in HoReCa. ID Fine turns it into a more sustainable, more flexible and long-term system.
We call this strategy "Sustainable Harmony" — a holistic perspective covering not only aesthetics but also planning, creativity and commercial efficiency.
Three brands · one centre
02 · Vision
ID Fine / Roots / 1972
Each brand focuses on a different need, forming a strong structure that inspires every HoReCa professional — from chefs to operators. Thanks to Sustainable Harmony, every new collection works in full harmony with past, present and future collections.
Contemporary porcelain
The main collection family — built on a modest-luxury vision that gives the chef's signature room to breathe.
— BrandDefine Dining
A finely crafted sub-brand that marries durability with aesthetics through nano-surface technology.
— BrandStoneware heritage
Porser's half-century of stoneware knowledge carried onto today's table — the heritage line.
— Brand03 · Comparison
Mix & Match creates an aesthetic composition. Sustainable Harmony accepts that and goes one step further — thinking aesthetics alongside planning and efficiency.
Approach A
Offers an aesthetic composition. Different collections come together in visual harmony. Beautiful — but only looks at today.
Approach B
Treats aesthetics, planning and efficiency as a single system. Today's plate sits naturally with tomorrow's collection.
Collection continuity — principles that build continuity instead of trend.
Flexible presentations adaptable to every user and concept.
Low cost, high flexibility. Managing systems, not SKUs.
04 · Benefits
Dealer · Restaurant · Chef / three distinct value maps
Holistic efficiency for inventory and store design.
— 5 wins
Operational continuity and brand consistency.
— 5 wins
A limitless canvas for the signature.
— 3 wins
Gallery · Combinations
ID Fine · Roots · 1972
How ID Fine, Roots and 1972 speak together on the same table. Each set shows how a collection holds harmony with itself — and with the others.
— 06 collection capsule
Sustainable Harmony · vertical capsule
Two-collection pairings
Each folder holds multiple takes of the same combination. Tap any cover to view all frames in full size.
Multi-collection arrangements
Freeform scenes where four, five and six pieces from all three brands meet on one table.
— 05 · Philosophy
Against fast consumption: responsibility.
Sustainable Harmony is not only a design language; it is a strategy that creates long-term value for HoReCa professionals.
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Considers resources, production and the table in the long term.
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Every collection is designed with the next one in mind.
03
Aesthetics and operational lifetime live on the same plate.
— 06 · Solution Partner
ID Fine does not just make porcelain; we develop long-term solutions. With Sustainable Harmony, your collections gain a timeless coherence.
The centre of three brands