The stunning white porcelain tableware collection by Dutch designer Aldo Bakker caught me eye. His graceful pieces were studied to fulfill a specific function. He likes his pieces to be tactile. Usually,…
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The Danish studio Norm created for Menu a luxurious Carving Set and a practical Serving Set. The duo of architects designed four pieces that can be used in many ways. The…
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Kyusu is a traditional Japanese teapot mainly used for brewing green tea. We used these teapots all the time when we were in Japan. They pour very well. Typical features include a side…
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I usually do not go for astrology items but the fresh and bold illustrations used by French Bull caught my eye. They pop in a right way. And if you really…
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I like the casual, easy living quality of the hand stencilled pure linen napkins and table runners produced by Emersonmade. They will custom print your choice of 1 to 3 upper…
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One thing that I like about dinnerware is that their design can be timeless. Take for example, the “Souvenir of Tokyo” dinnerware collection. In 1999, Michael Marriott designed a collection of…
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When I went to Japan, almost every meal was presented with several condiments served in tiny bowls. But there is no need to eat Japanese food to use the Molecule dish…
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I could not resist the Thomas Paul Sea-Life Melamine dinner plates and side plates when I stopped by Lekker Home last Thursday. It says a lot about how appealing they were…
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The contemporary patterns on these rice bowls are superb. Coordinate them with the dot bowls and the square dishes to create a fun dinnerware set for entertaining. They would work well…
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My next discovery at SIDIM 2010 is handy for the stylish hostess. Serving food in paper cones is a popular trend these days. The cones are not just for serving French…
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The first stand I visited at the SIDIM 2010 show was Poitras, 13 rue de l’univers. Jean-Claude Poitras presented at SIDIM his brand new collection of table linens, tableware, throws and…