111 years of color in paper

The year was 1910 in Gmund am Tegern­see. At that time, the paper manu­fac­tu­rer and visio­na­ry Ludwig Alois Kohler inven­ted colored paper with a struc­tu­re. The vision con­ti­nues and today it bears the name Gmund Colors. As a world­wi­de unique color system that meets the highest demands. We con­gra­tu­la­te our friends and paper­ma­kers at Tegern­see on this colorful anniversary.