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Look at any kitchen department and you will find that ceramics are in vogue. Every time we walk into a concept store, we find that we want to take home every small handmade cup and plate we see. Although we will never have too many butter holders and trinkets, ceramic tableware is the most practical way to bring this rustic look into the kitchen space.
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From partial glazing to complete completion, these stunning ceramic works will completely renew your desktop. Whether you are buying a plate or a whole plate in the market, we have now collected some of our favorites. Read on for some of the most gorgeous and tasteful works.
We love this stunning hand-painted series named after the famous houseboat restaurant Vandvid in Copenhagen Harbour. Choose a large plate and create a bright and cheerful atmosphere on the table.
Buy: Dansk Vandvid Ceramics by Niels Refsgaard, $30-95, food52.com
The raw, earthy elements of the unglazed edges of these Vermont-made dinner and salad plates bring texture and style to the dining table. In addition, you can put these puppies in the microwave.
Purchase: Farmhouse Pottery Handmade Part-Glazed Dinnerware, $75-368, food52.com
This charming three-piece eggshell set is made in Asheville, North Carolina. The breakfast bowls, side plates and plates have striking brown edges.
Purchase: East Fork Monochrome 3-piece dinner set, $83 atateastfork.com
Choose from bone, slate, blush or light gray, or mix and match this series of smooth ceramics that are dishwasher-proof and scratch-resistant.
Purchase: Hawkins New York Shaker Ceramic Dinnerware, $56-112 on food52.com
The Pacific collection celebrates California's ceramic tradition with round shapes, handmade edges and coastal colors.
Purchase: Williams Sonoma Pacifica 16-piece cutlery set for $122 at williams-sonoma.com
If you are looking for a handcrafted atmosphere at a very reasonable price, check out this set of 16 soft white pieces, which use handcrafted antique, unstructured rims.
Purchase: Marin White 16-piece cutlery set, $117, crateandbarrel.com
These free-form dishes from Portugal are characterized by burnt, uneven edges, which make them feel like original handmade works.
Buy: Hawkins New York organic ceramic tableware, $56-120 on food52.com
Potter Julia Hadley personally handcrafted and glazed each piece in her fascinating minimalist series.
Buy: Wabi Sabi ceramic tableware handmade by Julia Hadley, $45-50 on food52.com
Potter Sarah Kersten's sturdy handcrafted dishes, especially the irresistible speckled suit placed in the center of the table, are not enough.
Buy: Sarah Kersten handmade ceramic tableware, priced at US$92-104 on food52.com
Matte black is a bold desktop mobile, and we love it. This set is unified, but still shows individuality in works with natural ripples and exposed edges.
Buy: Sloan 16-piece black cutlery set for $150 at crateandbarrel.com
The dusty mint active glaze makes each piece unique and reminds us of the ocean in the best way. This psychedelic suit can bring seaside quality to your dining table.
Purchase: West Elm Reactive Glaze Dinnerware Set in Dusty Mint, priced at US$25-115 on westelm.com
The light brown spots on this set of ceramics are warm and warm, reminding us of fresh eggs from the country.
Buy: Wilder 16-piece cutlery set for $155 at crateandbarrel.com
These minimalist dishes designed by Aaron Probyn have a light-textured matte appearance that perfectly intersects with the translucent finish inside.
Purchase: West Elm Kaloh Dinnerware Set in Amber, priced at US$25-32 on westelm.com
For a subtle ceramic beauty, choose this modern, angular suit with a matte cream that can match almost everything.
Buy: Visto 16-piece cream stoneware cutlery set, $117 at crateandbarrel.com
This set of simple gray matte tableware with off-white edges will add vitality to your table in a minimalist style.
Buy: Gibson Home Rockaway 12-piece gray matte tableware set for $43 at amazon.com