Both Katie and Phil love dinnerware, there are endless styles, patterns, colours and shapes for all manner of uses; from personalised crockery to vintage glassware and porcelain takeaway dishes to glasses that change the taste of wine.
Riedel Glassware
Riedel have been master craftsmen in glass for over 300 years. Claus J. Riedel was the first person to recognise the effect of different glass shapes on the perception of wine. We didn't quite believe it either but you have to try it out. Read more on Riedel.
Pip Studio Range
Based in the Netherlands, I love this brand which covers all homeware products from your dinnerware to bed linen. Read more on Pip Studio.
Robert Welch Cutlery
I adore the Robert Welch brand and their designs are thought through so carefully such as weight ratio - so that it doesn't fall off your plate and onto the floor causing that embarrassing clatter. Available from Robert Welch.
Wedgwood Cuckoo Range
I love I love I love this range. Someone pleaaaase buy it for me? Read more on Wedgwood.
LSA Elina Glassware
LSA produces quality but affordable glassware. They are quite heavy so less chance of knocking the glass over. Available from LSA.
Vintage Glassware
If you want to create that Shabby Chic look, this vintage glassware would fit right in.
Collier Campbell Range
Designed by sisters Susan Collier and Sarah Campbell. Read more on Collier Campbell.
Palace Plates
Designed by Selab and Alessandro Zambelli for Seletti, this Renaissance inspired house unstacks to turn into plates. Just flip over the roof and you have yourself a bowl...amazing!
Naomi Ryder Plate
Naomi Ryder is a textile designer and illustrator specialising in embroidery. This bone china plate started life as embroidery on a silk chiffon fabric of her friend Kirsty drinking a cup of tea. The plate is then printed and hand decorated in Staffordshire. Read more on Naomi Ryder.
Thomas Hopkins Gibson Bowls
Thomas Hopkins Gibson works in ceramics and wood using driftwood from beaches in the Firth of Clyde. He turns them into bowls and vessels either finished as one off wooden items or used as formers to make moulds with which to cast porcelain objects. Available at Liberty.
John Rocha Flute
Toast your champagne in this elegant and dramatic black cut flute. Available from Waterford Crystal.
