Luxury Tableware & Serveware

Use our luxury tableware and serveware to make an occasion out of every meal. Add a touch of class with these classically designed and expertly crafted pieces. They are styled to enhance your tabletop and create a stylish but relaxed dining experience. These exquisite sets are equally at home in a relaxed or formal setting.

Is your luxury tableware suitable for everyday use or just special occasions?

Our luxury tableware is crafted to bring elegance to every moment, whether it's a weekly dinner or a special celebration. The pieces are designed to be as practical as they are beautiful, so you can enjoy them every day without worry.

How do I choose the right luxury tableware for my dining room?

Think about the style you want to create in your dining space. Soft neutrals are perfect if you are after understated elegance, while richer tones make more of a statement. Mixing materials can add texture and interest to your table. Consider layering different pieces to create depth and luxury style.

What are some tips for mixing and matching different luxury tableware collections?

Mixing and matching tableware is a great way to add personality to your table. Start with a cohesive colour palette to tie everything together, then playing with different textures and finishes to create contrast. Highlight two standout pieces and keep the rest more neutral to let them shine. The key is to balance style with function, so it all feels effortlessly put-together.

Is your luxury tableware suitable for everyday use or just special occasions?

How do I choose the right luxury tableware for my dining room?

What are some tips for mixing and matching different luxury tableware collections?

Almara Stoneware Pasta Bowl

£13.00

Cristal Stoneware Round Platter

£52.00

A cream-colored ceramic bowl with a textured basketweave pattern and a gold rim, sitting on a white marble kitchen countertop with a blurred kitchen background.

Cristal Stoneware Cereal Bowl

£13.00

An off-white ceramic shallow dish with an embossed geometric mandala pattern, photographed from directly above on a white marble surface with gray veining.

Cristal Stoneware Bread & Butter Plate

£9.00

White Stoneware Cristal Pasta Bowl with fluted edge with beige accent on a marble kitchen surface

Cristal Stoneware Pasta Bowl

£15.00

Cristal White Stoneware Salad Plate with beige fluted edge on marble kitchen island

Cristal Stoneware Salad Plate

£13.00

Flatlay image of a white stoneware dinner plate with fluted edges and beige on the rim lying on a marble surface

Cristal Stoneware Dinner Plate

£15.50

An oval white serving platter with a thin dark brown rim, photographed from above on a sandy beige surface with soft diagonal shadows.

Beja Ceramic Oval Platter - Red - 30cm

£30.00

A round white ceramic plate with a thin dark brown rim, photographed from above on a textured beige stone surface with diagonal shadows.

Beja Stoneware Bread & Butter Plate - Red

£8.00

Beja Stoneware Cereal Bowl - Red

£13.00

A round white ceramic plate with a thin dark brown rim, photographed from directly above on a sandy surface with soft leaf shadows.

Beja Stoneware Salad Plate - Red

£13.00

A white ceramic bowl with a thin dark red rim, set on a textured beige surface with soft leaf shadows cast across it.

Beja Stoneware Pasta Bowl - Red

£15.00

A round white ceramic plate with a thin dark brown rim, photographed from directly above on a textured beige stone surface with soft diagonal shadows.

Beja Stoneware Dinner Plate - Red

£16.00

A round white ceramic plate with a thin dark green rim, photographed from above on a sandy beige surface with diagonal leaf shadows.

Beja Stoneware Bread & Butter Plate - Green

£8.00

A white ceramic bowl with a thin green rim, set on a textured beige surface with soft leaf shadows cast across it.

Beja Stoneware Cereal Bowl - Green

£13.00

Beja Stoneware Salad Plate - Green

£13.00

Beja Stoneware Pasta Bowl - Green

£15.00

A round white ceramic plate with a thin dark green rim, photographed from above on a textured beige surface with soft leaf shadows.

Beja Stoneware Dinner Plate - Green

£16.00

Aparte Shell Serving Bowl

£24.00

A white ceramic oval baking dish or serving bowl resting on a light beige textured surface against a matching neutral background.

Aparte Oval Baker

£35.00

Friso Stoneware Dinner Plate 26cm

£14.00

(4.4)

Brisa Blue Low Serving Bowl

£45.00

Brisa Blue Serving Bowl

£45.00

White ceramic mug on a marble countertop with kitchen shelves in the background

Comporta Stoneware Mug

£12.00

Set of green ceramic bowls and plates on a wooden surface with neutral background

Arenito Olive Stoneware 24 Piece Dinner Set

£302.00

Arenito Olive Stoneware Appetiser Plate

£7.00

(5.0)

Fattoria Stoneware Butter Dish

£28.00

(5.0)

Ceramic cup with two-tone design on a textured surface

Arenito Olive Stoneware Espresso Cup

£8.00

(5.0)

Green Marble Lazy Susan

£125.00

(5.0)

Stoneware Baking Dish with Cork Tray

£60.00

(4.8)

Sintra Matt Champagne 16 Piece Cutlery Set

£160.00

Footed Shell Bowl

£22.00

(4.8)

Stoneware Serving Platter

£29.00

(5.0)

01 A Calm, Collected Setting

Treat throws as part of the room’s composition, with atmosphere setting the direction. In living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dining spaces, these throws can add atmosphere, texture and a more personal final layer, without disturbing the room’s comfortable rhythm. View the intended position from across the room as well as close up, using light and neighbouring finishes to judge whether throws will connect or compete. For a Layered Lounge interior, fold for a tailored look or drape loosely to soften a structured sofa or bed. In this throws edit, a palette of stone, oat, tobacco, chalk, muted olive and warm wood connects the materials while preserving a collected quality. A room gains depth when throws introduces measured variation instead of an exact match. Start with the job throws must do, allowing decoration to emerge naturally from form and material.

02 Quality in Every Detail

For throws, material choice and making should make sense for the way the piece will be used. Scrutinise weave, weight, edge finish and the balance between softness, warmth and drape; those points give a firmer basis for judging value and quality. The making story begins with soft woven textiles and fibres as specified for each design. Variation is part of the material reading of throws: grain, pores, weave, glaze or finish can shift from one piece to another and should be considered before ordering. A lasting choice of throws must work in daily life, with proportion and purpose carrying as much weight as appearance. Care begins with one principle: check the fibre-specific washing or dry-cleaning guidance and avoid assumptions based on appearance alone. Read each throws product record for confirmed making, finish and maintenance information before carrying a general collection statement across every design. The case for lasting throws rests on three things: practical purpose, sound making and a surface or form worth living with over time.

03 How to Make It Yours

To choose throws, choose the weight around the season and use, then compare size with the bed, sofa or chair it will cover. Compare throws by suitability rather than decoration alone, giving equal weight to material, dimensions and the maintenance the setting can support. In this throws edit, for colour, begin with the room’s undertone and use stone, oat, tobacco, chalk, muted olive and warm wood and test it beside the existing finishes. Styling is strongest when you fold for a tailored look or drape loosely to soften a structured sofa or bed. The next useful layer may come from cushions, bedding, armchairs and baskets, to create a related, rather than matched, setting. Review exact dimensions and maintenance guidance for throws, assessing detail close up and overall presence from across the space. The related collections offer the next material or functional layer, helping throws connect to a wider scheme without overfilling it.