5,459 Dinnerware

Add some exotic flair and bright color to your table with these darling dip bowls.

What could be a more perfect accompaniment to Lenox's Moonlight Garden collection than the Moonlit Garden Tidbit Plate - Set of 4 with its complete opposite of that appealing floral design? This eye-catching set of four small side plates is crafted from fine porcelain, and each plate is...

About Zak DesignsZak designs has been putting the quirk back in cooking for over 30 years. Using a keen sense of current style trends, Zak Designs develops tableware, dinnerware, and kitchen prep products that make a statement. Meals are never more fun than when they're served or...

I like the less conventional square shape and modern pattern on these dinner plates.

On a recent trip, the duo behind the quirky creations of Ts� & Ts� discovered a set of vintage Uzebek Bowls with beautiful patterns and fresh colors. They took this back to their studios and reinterpreted their find as they printed the colors onto their traditional limoges porcelain Famished plate....

On a recent trip, the duo behind the quirky creations of Ts� & Ts� discovered a set of vintage Uzebek Bowls with beautiful patterns and fresh colors. They took this back to their studios and reinterpreted their find as they printed the colors onto their traditional limoges porcelain Famished plate....

Give your morning coffee an extra jolt with the arresting Phone Mug! It adds a touch of pop art fun to your desk, too.

Mug made of fine bone china. A new spin on a traditional craft, The New English has taken the chance to protect a diminishing skill from a pool of craftsman to produce fine bone china with a contemporary twist. The pattern shown here, Anatomica, is evoking the spirit of the 19th century and...

This plate is clearly channeling all the PULP fever I'm seeing on my Facebook feed this week — Brit pop!

The first time I saw these vividly striped bowls I knew I had to have them. They make my morning cereal that much more enjoyable.

Flowing Asian-inspired gingko blossoms created with a hand-applied wax relief technique are hand-glazed in tone-on-tone white. Mix and match with Akemi green stoneware for artful sharing and serving.

This is melty, multicolored, ceramic love!

Paper no more! This hand-thrown coffee to-go cup has so much delicate and feminine charm. BYO has never been more attractive. I suddenly want to throw on a pair of colorful cashmere gloves and go for a walk while holding it.

When it comes to outdoor entertaining, there really is no better option than melamine, especially if you have little ones running around or clumsy guests! Jonathan Adler has a great assortment of melamine options — this Ikat pattern is one of my favorites.

I like the vintage look of these porcelain plates. They remind me of the illustrations from old children's story books, yet there is something fresh about their simple design and outlined rims. The blue on white is reminiscent of Delftware, which is always a good thing. I would stack the plates and...

Is this stripe stunner set begging for you to have dinner outside tonight or what? It's so cheerful. Oh, summertime, don't leave me!

The simple, illustrated feel of these Thanksgiving dessert plates will give a stylish nod from your tabletop to the celebrations of the season.

The Portland collection is inspired by one of the greenest cities in the United States. Surrounded by lush forests and nature, yet cosmopolitan and cultured, Portland offers the best of both worlds. This new melamine collection reflects that balance and is at home on a picnic blanket or a dining...

The cheerful pattern on these bowls reminds me of the circus.

Thomas Paul returns once again to the sea with this new collection of Maritime themed melamine. They are patterned with exclusive Thomas Paul designs and colors, referencing traditional motifs often used in fine china, but reinterpreted in a fun and modern way. This plate is made from high...

After realizing my porcelain dishware was wholly unacceptable for a low-key outdoor soiree, I picked up an entire set of this vibrant, cheery melamine dish set from "Tar-jay." It's already paid for itself after the first use.

These brightly colored floral plates make me antsy for warmer weather.

This set is so handsome and I love the Asian-inspired pattern on the traditional shape.

I've been on a Southwest style kick lately. Wait, what am I saying? I am always on a Southwest style kick. This festive pattern gets super sweet with a lady-like color pallet. Adore!

This looks like most of my origami projects — unfinished.

As part of his blue-and-white Mediterranean-inspired collection for west elm, event designer David Stark created these dinner plates, whose painterly brushstrokes on pure white porcelain incorporate the variety of blue hues in the sea and sky.