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Tableware: The art of dressing the table

Tableware is central to any dining experience at home. Beyond their function as containers, plates and bowls define the atmosphere of the meal, whether it's a quick breakfast or a celebratory dinner. In current design, the trend leans towards materials that add texture and character, moving away from industrial uniformity. Our collection explores the imperfect beauty of stoneware with reactive glazes, the translucent whiteness of New Bone China, and the modernity of tinted glass. Each piece is selected not only for its beauty but also for its ability to withstand daily use (dishwasher, microwave) without losing its luster or integrity.

Materials and their technical properties

Advantages of investing in good tableware

• Long-term durability: Quality materials do not chip or crack easily with changes in dishwasher temperature.
• Decorative versatility: A well-chosen set of plates serves as a neutral base to change the style of the table simply by varying the textiles or accessories.
• Food safety: We guarantee lead and cadmium free glazes, safe for contact with hot or acidic foods.
• Sensory experience: The weight, the feel of the enamel and the edge of the plate influence the perception of the quality of the food served.

Tips for matching and caring for your tableware

Don't be afraid to mix and match. A very current trend is to combine solid-colored dinner plates with patterned dessert plates or plates made of other materials to create visual interest. For care, although most are dishwasher safe, avoid extreme temperature changes (from freezer to hot oven) with stoneware or non-tempered glass pieces. Use felt spacers if you stack the plates to prevent scratching the glaze with the rough surface of the plate above.

Frequently asked questions about tableware

• Do stoneware dishes get very hot in the microwave?

  Stoneware tends to get hotter than porcelain due to its density and residual moisture content, so use a glove or cloth when removing them.

• What is the difference between earthenware and stoneware?

  Earthenware is more porous and fragile, prone to chipping. Stoneware is fired at a higher temperature, vitrifying the clay to make it waterproof and much harder.

• How many services should I buy?

  For a standard family, it is recommended to have at least 12 full place settings to cover daily use and have room for guests or breakages.

• Do cutlery scratch plates?

  Gray marks are usually metal deposits from the cutlery on the enamel, not deep scratches. They can be cleaned with dishwashing products or baking soda.

The table as a stage

We believe that tableware is the canvas upon which gastronomy is presented, and every piece must live up to expectations. That's why our selection focuses on high-quality materials that guarantee not only exquisite aesthetics but also the durability needed for everyday use. From the robustness of stoneware to the delicacy of crystal, each collection is designed to dress the table with character and functionality.

We invite you to discover our designs and find the tableware that best tells your story at every meal.