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Tableware every aspiring minimalist should ownOur edit of minimalist tableware celebrates purposeful simplicity, featuring pieces that are refined, intentional and stylish through clarity rather than embellishment
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Hermès' Natures Marines tableware is a botanical marvelThe newest porcelain table service from Hermès, Natures Marines features hand-drawn botanical illustrations by British artist Katie Scott
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Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s glass tableware is fit for a hotel-style breakfast at homeThe French-American designer unveils her ‘Continental Collection’, a playful and elegant take on classic breakfast tableware
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Sculptural, design-led napkin rings for festive tablesThe simple napkin ring harbours the potential to bring a stylish punch of personality to any table setting
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Chrome tableware to make your dining setup shineOnce a hallmark of industrial and midcentury design, chrome is shining once again. The latest expression? Metallic dinner-, drink- and serveware that embody sophistication
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Make Dior Maison’s porcelainware yours with a new personalisation serviceChoose from a range of 35 colours to personalise Dior Maison’s legendary Limoges porcelain tableware
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Puiforcat brings something new to the table with a wooden cutlery setJasper Morrison's collection for Puiforcat features cherry wood cutlery finished with fuki-urushi lacquering, a first foray into wood for the silverware company
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Hot metal: why shiny tableware is a holy grail of hostingFrom a silvery modernist coffee pot to a perfectly poised stainless-steel candleholder, bring glimmer to dinner with shiny metal tableware
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Brew were always on my mind: Pet Shop Boys release new tea setAs part of a new line of merchandise marking 40 years of Pet Shop Boys, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe celebrate the humble cuppa
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American hotel company Ash launches ‘The Host’ – tableware items imagined as precious heirloomsUS hotel company Ash adds an entertaining-themed series of collectible tableware to its line of in-house objects
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Blade runner: Ai & Om Knives forges a new store in Vancouver -
Snøhetta and Table Noir design custom cutlery for Scandinavian restaurant Barr Copenhagen -
Cooking class: Kettle & Brine brings craft-focused cookware to Austin -
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Cut above: make a statement with these kitchen accessoriesDesign-focused accessories for home cooking and entertaining
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Super setting: Nobu Matsuhisa and Arita Plus create new tableware collection -
Clowning around: Marcel Wanders launches fantastical circus kitchenware for Alessi -
Sloping beauty: Patricia Urquiola reaches mountain high with tableware for Georg Jensen -
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Monoware’s minimalist table settings are timeless and durableLaunched by creative consultant Daniel Baer and designed by ceramicist Ian McIntyre, Monoware features plates, bowls and mugs as well as serving platters for a minimalist table setting
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Eating out of the petri dish: Vik Muniz and Tal Danino’s bacterial tableware for Bernardaud -
A lesson in Czech geometry: Lauriger's cubist homewareHomogenisation getting you down? Tired of the sameness of everything? Design aficionados with such a predicament would be well advised to look to Lauriger, a manufacturer with a niche like no other. Specialising in Czech cubism-inspired tableware and accessories, the company has been founded by Laura Giger, who commissions pieces from artists and designers able to bring their own particular perspective to the style.
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Alternative wedding table decor: from chic to surrealOur edit of wedding table decor ideas spans ceramics, glassware and linens for every type of wedding – from countryside celebrations to jet-setting beach affairs
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Nadia and Laila Gohar debut their fantastical tableware rangeGohar World is the new project from Nadia and Laila Gohar that makes dressing the table a surrealist experience
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Hermès’ new dining set is sunshine on a plateBrighten your table with this new yellow and white porcelain Hermès tableware, ‘Soleil d’Hermès’
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How Heath Ceramics sharpened up its act with its first new minimalist cutlery range
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