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Cons: Doesn't offer a wide variety of patterns and materials, doesn't offer a complete dinnerware set. If you want dinnerware that not only makes a big impact on your table setting but also in the community, Our Place dinnerware is a great choice.
This online kitchenware startup focuses on the community built around food globally. Its founders, Shiza Shahid, Zach Rosner and Amir Tehrani launched the company with a small collection of dinnerware that satisfies the needs and wants of the modern kitchen. The company sources high-quality materials from ethical factories and artisan collectives with a focus on female entrepreneurs.
Like its best-selling product, the Always Pan , Our Place's dinnerware options are both simple and highly functional. The porcelain plates and nesting bowls are hand painted, and the drinking glasses are hand blown, giving each piece a one-of-a-kind look.
Our Place is a great option if you're looking for ethical dinnerware that's equally unique as it is functional. You can buy just the essentials separately or purchase a bundle like the Dinner for 4 and Set the Table sets, which offer all the pieces you need at a better value. Gibson offers a variety of dinnerware at a great price point, and you'll find it at most retailers. Cons: Some buyers reported discoloration, some buyers reported small bumps in the glazing. For those on a budget, Gibson makes a great everyday dinnerware choice.
The company partners with many brands — like The Pioneer Woman, Oster, and Crockpot — to provide affordable customized dinnerware and cookware options. You can find just about every style and material in its massive line of dinnerware, but we're particularly fond of its chip- and scratch-resistant melamine dinnerware for outdoor entertaining or households with children. This high-quality melamine line is great for kids and "can be mixed and matched or added into the table settings for the adults," Roy said.
Another favorite is the Gibson Elite Collection , which offers an artistic approach to everyday dinnerware in bold colors and a reactive glazed finish. In general, Gibson's dinnerware is heavier duty than many other brands out there, which makes it a great durable choice. However, if you're looking for something more delicate and lightweight, you'll want to shop with another brand. Most retailers that carry the brand sell the dinnerware in piece sets, but you can also buy the dinnerware in piece sets, bowl sets, and some individual pieces.
The all-white dinnerware and flat bottoms provide a simple, elegant look to any table setting. Cons: Some buyers reported chipping after months of use, the unglazed bottom can scratch certain surfaces. This low-maintenance dinnerware made from porcelain is dishwasher-, microwave- and even oven-safe. The plates in this line are flat on the bottom and feature low rims to provide more surface area and a rustic feel that's still classic and elegant.
Not only does Mercer come with all the essentials for a complete place setting, but you can purchase matching serveware, too.
The line is versatile, so you can match it with any other dinnerware look. Lenox's dinnerware can be moved directly from the freezer to the oven for those who love to prep their dinners ahead of time. And, Lenox will replace any broken items for free if you register your dinnerware. An American company that's more than years old, Lenox offers high-quality dinnerware with craftsmanship at top of mind. Even though Lenox is more known as a traditional dinnerware retailer, it's done a great job of introducing modern designs through the years.
The dinnerware comes in many materials including porcelain, bone china, stoneware, melamine, and even metal. You can buy the dinnerware as open stock pieces and in sets from three pieces all the way up to 28 pieces. The piece set is a service for four and includes dinner plates, accent plates, dessert bowls, fruit bowls, rice bowls, party plates, and mugs.
Lenox's dinnerware is not only dishwasher and microwave-safe, but is also durable enough to move directly from the freezer to the oven at up to degrees F. Lenox also offers a Replacement Promise if you register your dinnerware, where the company will replace any Lenox brand dinnerware and serveware you break for free as long as the replacements are available.
This is a recent improvement from their previous policy of replacing items at 50 percent off. Mikasa is widely available at many retailers, so it's easy to replace items in your dinnerware collection and even mix and match new styles with your current pieces. Whether you're looking for a formal dinnerware set or an everyday set, the American brand Mikasa will have what you need.
It offers several collections from an antique white to a more intricate trellis collection and all at an affordable price. You can buy open stock plates or sets with service for one to Mikasa offers a generous return policy of up to 90 days from purchase. However, we don't think you'll be returning anything because of its big selection of styles and the fact that Mikasa's dinnerware is made from durable porcelain and stoneware.
You can find Mikasa at virtually every major retailer, so it's readily available if you ever want to add to your current collection or upgrade a few pieces — all at affordable prices. A nice dinnerware set is something you'll keep for years to come, and perhaps even pass down generations, so we chose brands that have been around for decades, or even centuries.
After speaking with cookbook author Courtney Whitmore and wedding caterer Bruce Roy and doing our own research, we selected trusted brands that provide the best customer service and have plenty in stock so you can easily replace or add to items in your collection.
How to wash and care for your dinnerware depends on its material and how it was glazed. Your best bet is to consult with the manufacturer, most of which offer detailed care guides. Most porcelain, china, and stoneware are dishwasher and microwave safe, but you'll want to check the bottom of each dinnerware item to double check.
For example, a porcelain dish is normally microwave safe, but if your pattern has metal in it, you'll want to avoid putting it in the microwave. And even if a piece says it's dishwasher safe, you may want to use certain detergents Wedgwood has some recommendations. If you're handwashing, use warm water, dish soap, and avoid any abrasive materials. When it comes to storing and stacking pieces, it's best to place a napkin or cloth between each item to avoid scratching. With these simple care tips, your dinnerware will likely last for years to come.
You'll notice that you can buy dinnerware as open stock, by the place setting, or in sets with services of two to 12 people. Brands may differ in what pieces they include in their place settings or sets. If you are shopping for a dinnerware set for a formal dinner, make sure each place setting "includes the key pieces like dinner plate, salad plate, a teacup and saucer and dessert plate," said Roy. The style of dinnerware depends on your personal aesthetic and how you plan on using your dinnerware.
If it's for everyday use, you can play with different colors and patterns. If you're looking for dinnerware for a formal table setting, it's best to keep it simple.
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