Dibbern and Yabu Pushelberg present Echo, a new decor that explores rhythm, light, and repetition.
Produced exclusively for the HoReCa sector, Echo showcases softly blurred transitions and gentle gradients across fine bone china, creating patterns that feel both ethereal and grounded. The décor responds subtly to light and perspective, shifting with every movement at the table. Stacking becomes part of the design language. Each plate adds a new layer, allowing colour, tone, and form to interact in quiet variation. What emerges is not a static image, but a composition that evolves through use.
Developed in close dialogue with Dibbern’s manufactory, Echo reflects a shared commitment to precision, craftsmanship, and material integrity. The décor embraces simplicity not as reduction, but as a stage for nuance and delight – designed for everyday use, yet rich in depth. The collection was first presented at Ambiente and is, of course, dishwasher and microwave safe
George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg are the creative minds behind the internationally active design studio Yabu Pushelberg. Their work follows a holistic approach that brings together architecture, interior design, and product design. The duo realises projects worldwide across hospitality, retail, and residential contexts, collaborating with renowned clients from the international design and luxury sectors.
Alongside spatial concepts, Yabu Pushelberg also design furniture and lighting collections for international design brands. Their work is characterised by a sensitive approach to material, proportion, and atmosphere, as well as a design philosophy that understands objects and spaces as part of a cohesive experience.
