This set of four eclectic illustrated plates from kate spade new york is way too cute to eat off; it's a must that they are hung on the wall.

This plate is good for those who love to bake but are on a diet; it's so cute you won't want to cover it up with a sugary confection!

I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! I certainly do in this fun ice cream bowl. The color goes perfectly with rainbow sprinkles, too!

What a fantastic way to bring a pop of playful yellow to the table!

A classic take on blue-and-white porcelain for your table. Perfect for the chinoiserie lover, the monochromatic hues provide a great backdrop for mixing and matching other plates and colors.

Not ready to make a statement with pattern? Make it with color! This drop-dead gorgeous hue of amethyst will be a stunning focal point, allowing you to mix and match other settings as your china collection grows.

Give any tabletop instant style with these animal print plates in bold colors.

Nothing is more luxe than crystal barware. The grid pattern and strong lines make this a very masculine piece that has a big impact.

This botanical leaf salt and pepper caddy is really cute and fun. Keep it on your stove top or counter when not entertaining.

I've had this Diane von Furstenber gold handmade tray on my wish list for a while now. The hand stamped metal tray would be a perfect hostess gift!

Having a great meal is brought to a whole new level when presented in a beautiful dish. I love the whimsical base and glass bowl that shows off the food.

I have never been a fan of large, clunky chip and dip bowls. This sleek, modern version is not only a head turner, but also a great space saver.

While I tend to lean toward minimal dishes and serving pieces, I'm a sucker for a beautiful tureen. The color of this one makes me swoon.

Classic gold chargers dress up any table easily. These ones have a gold leaf look and a beaded edge that make them super pretty.

This stunning Kiddush Cup will couple flawlessly with a beautiful menorah during evening celebrations.

This Reidel decanter is as useful as it is beautiful. Wine simply tastes better once it has been allowed to breathe a bit, and this decanter's pour spout keeps wine drips to a minimum.

I love the style of this Diane Von Furstenberg ice bucket. The print manages to be retro and modern at the same time.

I think champagne coupes (or saucers, as some call them) are the way to go when it comes to bubbly. They fit in your hand better; they're not as easy to tip over; and the style is so classic. These Karl Lagerfeld coupes are the ultimate splurge.

Even the seriously color-shy can handle a bit of pop. Once you notice how color makes you feel, you might find yourself adding more. This bright and bold tea set would be a great place to start, and it's sure to tempt you to take a proper tea break!

This organic wood bowl with a hint of gold is just perfection.

You'd better put a striped napkin ring on it!

Let's be honest, this is not getting covered by food, is it?

Food nets are a very functional statement piece for outdoor tables. I love the beachy feel of this one.

You're going to need a few crackers and picks to dig into your food. These have handy grips to make it easy.

This "Olive Branch" Dish is just perfect for, um, olives.

Technically, this is amber, not gold, but that's what makes that deep hue so pretty.

Condiments and sauces will never look more elegant than they do in this enamel bowl lined with mother of pearl.

These colorful coasters are the perfect backdrop for simple, clear glasses.

This is a wonderful set of French stoneware in earthy, free-form shapes. Check out that cup handle.

This Rosenthal set of German-made porcelain has really classic lines.

I like the texture of Kate Spade's Wickford porcelain with embossed rims.

This simple cake stand isn't the usual stand. I love the black with the silver. It is sure to elevate your dessert to new heights. I love having cake stands no one else has.

Snow-capped trees and wooded homes grace these timeless holiday plates. They're perfect for small bites or desserts.

At least four large cookie sheets will make your baking a breeze, and having four of the same kind will ensure even baking for all your cookies.

This Gilded Tapestry place setting by Lenox is a modern take on classic woven patterns. I love the muted tones and earthy colors, which would be a perfect match for my dining room.

Everyone loves beautiful coasters, but who buys them for themselves? Treat someone with a pretty pop of red.

Part of Wedgwood's "Cuckoo" collection, this nature-inspired teapot will add a little bit of style to your daily cup.

Juliska's dinnerware is understated but elegant.

Oscar de la Renta and Miles Redd teamed up to create these Brushstroke plates. They make a winning combination for sure!

I've been dying to get my hands on a set of gold flatware. So luxurious!

I love this full china set by kate spade. It's refined but casual enough to use every day, not just for special occasions.

These napkin rings are stylish and interesting enough to add a little decor to your table setting. I'd just add some white flowers to bring out the sparkle.

The Country Estate dinnerware collection by Juliska is charming and romantic yet casual, making it perfect for a cottage. If your dinnerware in the city is basic white, why not get something a little quirkier for the cottage?

I haven't experimented much with ice cream pops, but this would be the mold to get for them. It lays flat, so you can move it without breaking the shapes. I have some chocolate-covered mint gelato heart pops in my summer plans.

Bamboo just screams summer. This classic dinnerware from Juliska will give your summer table the whimsical flair it deserves.

Textural natural bamboo flatware is the perfect rustic touch for a summer soiree.

Have you ever seen napkin rings as precious as these delicate Tortoise Knot ones from Juliska? The knots give them a coastal vibe that's just perfect for summer.

This tall and simple pitcher is perfect for homemade strawberry lemonade or your favorite summer sangria.

It's true that red wine warms you up, and this decanter is perfect for letting it air before you sip.

Make your table sparkle and shine this holiday season with these beautiful dove napkin rings.

When I saw this Anna Weatherley's dinnerware, it immediately made me think of the holidays. Each plate is hand painted, and the sets come in six colorways to suit any tablescape.

Charger plates create depth and texture on a tablescape. These Villeroy & Boch glass chargers will add color and dimension to any setting.

Even the most rustic party needs sparkly champagne glasses, and I personally prefer the vintage coupes to their slimmer counterparts. They may be harder to handle, but they’re definitely more glamorous.

What better way to say, “Cheers” to the new year than with these Vera Wang flutes? I love the elongated slender shape and the deep cut of the cross-hatched design. The color is gorgeous and feels modern and crisp.

Copper flatware? Are you kidding me? I have to have it! These pieces would look good alongside almost any dinnerware.

These ikat dots look as though they were created by an artisan who carefully (and patiently) let paint drip onto the pristine white linen. They’re by the king of chic, designer Oscar de la Renta.

I would use this tablecloth for formal occasions, like Easter or Thanksgiving dinner.

This wine/candle plate from Bloomingdales is such a great gift idea.

Jonathan Adler is challenging the traditional tabletop once again! What bowl are you game to pair with these Sorrento salad servers?

Photography is a powerful thing, and in this case, it manages to make these Waterford wineglasses the most beautiful glassware I've ever seen. I'm making a mental note that these would be a wonderful wedding gift for someone with exquisite taste.