Tableware

With the right tableware, you can turn every meal or coffee moment into something polished and pleasant. Whether you're looking for loose items to add to what you already have or want to build a new foundation, this collection offers tableware for everyday use and for a table that feels beautifully balanced.

Buy tableware that suits your table

Good tableware is a pleasure to use and fits the way you live. Maybe you want to replace a few plates or bowls, or perhaps you're looking for a calm base you can expand later. By choosing shapes and colours that work well together, your table stays clear and inviting, and you can easily switch between everyday use and dinner with guests.

Want to add more to your cupboard? Take a look at bowls for breakfast, soup or side dishes, or pair your tableware with lovely mugs for coffee and tea.

What should you consider when buying tableware?

Choose based on use

First think about the moments when you use tableware most. For everyday use, sturdy items that stack easily are practical. For long dinners or a polished lunch, you can pay attention to shape, rim height and how the pieces look together on the table.

Pay attention to size and set-up

Not every plate or bowl suits every meal. Deep bowls are ideal for yoghurt, pasta and soup. Smaller plates work well for breakfast, cake or lunch. Large dinner plates, on the other hand, give more room to present your dish beautifully. So look not only at colour, but also at size and purpose.

Combine pieces instead of choosing everything exactly alike

A set doesn't have to consist of exactly the same pieces. Mixing plates, serving dishes and cups in related tones creates a personal table. For example, choose one calm base and add a standout shape or a different glaze.

Choosing guide: which tableware suits you?

• For everyday use: choose stackable plates and bowls that can handle frequent use.
• For a small cupboard: go for multifunctional shapes, such as bowls that also work for soup, breakfast and snacks.
• For coffee and tea moments: combine with matching teapots and mugs for a look that feels practical.
• For a polished dining table: work with a calm base and add a different colour or texture each season.
• To top up your existing collection: pay special attention to size, rim shape and glaze finish so new items blend in beautifully.

Tips for table styling with tableware

Good table styling starts with calm and repetition. Don't place too many different shapes next to each other; instead, choose a few pieces that complement one another. For example, use round plates with one type of bowl and repeat that in mugs or a serving dish. That way, the table looks polished without becoming busy.

Do you like working in layers? Start with a dinner plate, add a bowl or smaller plate and keep the rest simple. In the kitchen, it also helps if your tableware looks good not only on the table, but also in open cupboards or on shelves.

Inspiration for combining and styling

Want more ideas for table styling and combining tableware with other home items? Then read Styling tableware and vases? Here's how to keep it calm and stylish. Curious about a simpler, lighter look? Then also take a look at Enamel tableware at home: how to create Scandinavian calm with timeless essentials.

Practical questions about tableware

How do I know which size tableware I need?

Look at what you eat and serve most often. For breakfast and lunch, smaller plates are handy, while deep bowls are suitable for soup, yoghurt and pasta. Large plates are ideal for dinner or if you like to present food neatly.

Can I combine different tableware pieces with each other?

Yes, that often works very well. Choose one base in colour or material and add a second tone or different shape. That keeps the overall look calm yet personal.

What is useful if I want to top up my tableware?

First check which pieces you miss most, such as bowls, mugs or plates. Then pay attention to size, colour tone and finish, so the new pieces match what you already have.

Which tableware is practical for everyday use?

For daily use, tableware pieces that feel sturdy, stack well and can be used for multiple moments are ideal. Think of bowls for breakfast and soup, or plates suitable for lunch and dinner.

How do I keep my table looking beautiful without it feeling too busy?

Limit the number of colours and repeat shapes. Prefer a calm base with a few accents rather than lots of separate styles mixed together. That makes table styling easier and creates more balance.