Heath Ceramics introduced a seasonal collection that mixes red with winter grey. For the bud vase trio, they played with finishes. Serving as the base for their Winter’s Scarlet Dip pattern,…
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Are you looking for a great option to add color to your buffet table, a dessert table or to a tea party? The colourful Sabre Frosted Acrylic Flatware will cheer up…
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Pantone is known as the world authority on colour. Their standardized colour reference system is used throughout the design industry. I always enjoy flipping through the Pantone colour reports for inspiration…
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I selected waxed natural iron as the main material for our branch staircase. Therefore, it is fair to say that I adore the look. The material is easy to maintain. I…
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The French design brother duo Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec created for Alessi a new tableware collection suitable for any time of the day. Ovale definitely has rustic and traditional roots; it is…
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These tableware pieces are produced by a ceramics studio in Jersey City and sold at Canvas. I appreciate their simple lines. I usually lean towards simple dinnerware because they give me more…
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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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Leave it to Japanese people to create the cutest food presentation for kids. Here, parents do not have to be food sculpting artists to create a fun plate for their toddlers.…
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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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I can believed that I bought more melamine dinnerware for outdoor dining. When I saw the Färgrik Trolsk bowls, I could not resist because they pair well with my Crate & Barrel…
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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…