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CHEAP TO CHIC: ON THE EDGE WITH A CLASSIC DINNERWARE PATTERN!

April 24, 2009
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White porcelain, rimmed in light blue and edged in polished platinum dinnerware from William Sonoma Home
William Sonoma Home – Knightsbridge Dinnerware – on sale $8.99-14.99 (Made in Portugal. White porcelain, rimmed in color and edged by hand in polished gold or platinum. Dinner plate, charger, soup bowl, salad/dessert plate, cup and saucer available) (above)

A band of classic color, a metallic rim and classic glossy white porcelain, bone china, earthenware or stoneware. This is the combination that makes up one of the most timeless dinnerware patterns around.

Whether dining casually or more formally, it seems this pattern works. I love the idea of sitting around a kitchen table or breakfast area and enjoying a light morning meal on these plates. Oh wait, maybe even better an informal garden lunch or a traditional afternoon tea with finger sandwiches, petit fours and other light snacks. Lastly, can definitely imagine this dishware adding classic style to a table set for a very formal dinner in a grand dining room.

Also think about mixing and matching these with other dishes you might have in your china cabinet…could make for a great tabletop medley!

Love the simplicity. Also, love these prices!!

White clay stoneware dinnerware with grey rim from Crate & Barrel
Crate & Barrel – Stockton Dinnerware – on sale $29.95 for 4 piece place setting (Dinner plate, salad plate, cup and saucer. Red clay stoneware in white with dove grey rim) (above)

Blue banded dinnerware from Horchow
Horchow – Ashford Dinnerware Set of 20 – on sale $89.90 (Made in Indonesia. Blue banded dinnerware comes in 20 piece set.) (above)

Porcelain with band applied applique in Tiffany blue with brown band outlined in platinum dinnerware from Z Gallerie
Z Gallerie – Delfina Dinnerware in Sky Blue – $51.80 for four dinner plates (Porcelain with band applied appliqué in a Tiffany sky blue with a deep brown band, outlined in platinum. Set of 4 salad plates and soup bowls also available) (above)

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One response to “CHEAP TO CHIC: ON THE EDGE WITH A CLASSIC DINNERWARE PATTERN!”

  1. Pigtown-Design says:
    April 26, 2009 at 2:20 PM

    I love the top image, with the blue from the plate echoed in the flowers. Gorgeous.

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