From angular tableware to charming ceramics, here are 12 options for a unique and stylish holiday.

From angular tableware to charming ceramics, here are 12 options for a unique and stylish holiday.

Although last year’s holiday celebrations were widely stopped due to the ongoing pandemic, this season’s celebrations will become more and more celebrated. For many people, launching festive-themed tableware, vases and tablecloths has become the same tradition as the festival itself. Although cheesy patterns and red and green methods are traditionally used for winter gatherings, the tableware sector is adopting an increasingly low-key approach to holiday decorations.

From fashionable Hermès desert plates to geometric topaz dining table sets, Holiday tableware does not have to be full of gingerbread patterns or cheeky hues. Below, V summarizes 12 chic tableware suitable for the holiday season.

Combining the iconic patterns of French-American artist Louise Bourgeois, the bone china plates are sure to amaze your guests. This stunning set of plates is an ode to Bourgeois' cloth book "Ode a l'Oubli"-a set of collages and fragments of clothes and household items.

Hermès's "Hippomobile Dessert Plate" is refined in France from top porcelain and decorated with huge patterns made using color offset printing technology. Suitable for any holiday schedule arrangement, the options from the French brand will definitely add luster to your mysterious celebration, very suitable for all occasions: breakfast, morning coffee and afternoon tea.

HAY's swirl design "rotating bowl" is an ideal container for decoration, providing delicious food and anything your family needs. The bowl is designed with colored borosilicate glass and comes in two shades-transparent/pink and light pink/blue.

Who doesn't like classic checkered printing? New York brand Maiden Name’s “square cup” was designed by ceramic artist Shane Gabier, adding a touch of tackiness to your holiday homeware collection. This cup is made of brown clay, has a faceted base, and is available in pink, turquoise and black.

Dior's decorative plates are made of exquisite Limoges porcelain and are a charming holiday must-have. This set is designed for chef Jean Imbert and his restaurant La Case. It is a low-key choice for holiday parties and perfectly compliments your holiday party.

Articture's "Topaz Dinnerware Set" is full of organic shapes and charming style, combining avant-garde expertise and functionality. From cups with handles to gorgeous bowls, the series has everything.

These perforated wine glasses from Anthropologie are a natural and charming choice for your holiday drink.

Do I need a little color for the holidays? Coming Soon, a retailer in New York, is here for you. The "Colorama Plate" is hand-designed with durable enamel and is perfect for all your holiday treats.

The Berlin brand Ottolinger is the perfect container for your morning coffee. The brand's "White & Black Striped Coffee Mug" is made of glazed clay with swirling signatures and design patterns.

Inspired by vintage racing souvenirs, Ralph Lauren's "Peyton Dinner Plate" is a stylish and fun choice to meet holiday entertainment needs.

If you don’t know, perforated glassware is among them. Sophie Lou Jacobson's "Brown Ripple Cut Set" is one of the best perforated vessels: streamlined, exquisitely made, and undoubtedly fascinating.

Gucci's "Green Herbarium Hors D'oeuvre Plate" will surely meet your holiday hosting needs. This distinctive dish is decorated with expansive naturalistic patterns and can be used alone or with matching items from the Gucci household products series.