Plates

With the right plates, you instantly give every meal more attention. Whether you're serving a quick breakfast, sitting down to an elaborate dinner, or setting the table neatly for guests, a good plate provides a polished foundation. In this collection, you'll find plates that are pleasant to use and easy to combine with the rest of your tableware.

Plates for every day and for long evenings at the table

You use plates every day. That is exactly why it's nice if they are not only practical, but also suit the look of your kitchen or dining area. Think of breakfast and dinner plates in ceramics or porcelain, with a calm shape or a slightly more playful finish. That way, you can still turn an ordinary meal into a refined whole.

Want to build up your table further? Combine this collection with matching tableware or complete your table with lovely mugs for coffee, tea, or a hot drink after dinner.

Which plates suit your use?

Choose by size

For a light breakfast or lunch, a smaller plate is often enough. A dinner plate is especially handy for hot meals and extended table moments. If you use your plates mostly every day, choose a size that fits well in your cupboard and dishwasher.

Choose by material

Ceramic plates often give the table a warmer, more artisanal look. Porcelain plates usually look lighter and more polished. Both materials are suitable for daily use, as long as you pay attention to how sturdy the rim and finish feel.

Choose by color and shape

Neutral tones are easy to combine with glasses, cutlery, and table linen. If you want more variation on the table, you can choose different plates within one color family. Round shapes look familiar, while a slightly more organic model appears a little more relaxed and friendly.

How to combine plates on the table

You don't always need to choose one complete set. Mixing dinner and breakfast plates with subtle differences in color or rim gives the table more depth without making it feel busy. Keep the base calm, then add accents with bowls, cups, or textiles. Looking for more additions for cooking and serving? Then also browse our collection of kitchen accessories.

For tea or a long brunch, it's nice when everything coordinates. For example, combine your plates with matching teapots for a polished and practical table setting.

What should you pay attention to when choosing plates?

• Look at the size you use most often.
• Check whether the plates stack well.
• Choose a material that suits daily use or special dinners.
• Pay attention to the rim and depth, especially for dishes with sauce or yogurt.
• Think about how they combine with your current tableware and mugs.

Inspiration for a polished table

Want more ideas for styling your table in a calm, balanced way? Then also read Style tableware and vases? Here's how to keep it calm and stylish. If you're curious about a lighter, simple look on the table, then Enamel tableware at home: create Scandinavian calm with timeless essentials is also a great source of inspiration.

Frequently asked questions about plates

What size plate do I need?

That depends on how you use it. For breakfast, lunch, or cake, a smaller plate is handy. For dinner, you usually choose a larger dinner plate. If you use one type of plate most often, choose a size that is versatile.

What is the difference between ceramic and porcelain?

Ceramic often has a warmer and more natural look. Porcelain usually appears finer and lighter. The choice mainly depends on what feels nice to you in use and what suits the rest of your table.

Can I combine different plates?

Yes, that often creates a polished and personal whole. For example, choose similar tones or materials so it stays calm without everything being exactly the same.

Are plates only suitable for the dining table?

No, you can also use them in the kitchen, at drinks, during brunch, or on a beautifully set coffee table with something tasty. A good plate is versatile and therefore extra practical.

What should I pay attention to for daily use?

Pay attention to size, stackability, and how sturdy the plate feels. If you use the plates often, it's nice if they are easy to store and match the rest of your tableware.