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Plates and Platters: Entertaining Essentials

Updated: Sep 2



A collection of eight decorative plates with varied patterns, including floral, geometric, and hand-painted designs.



A plate can hold more than a meal; it can hold memory, ritual, and beauty. This edit gathers pieces crafted to be lived with, layered, and loved. Objects quiet enough for everyday, and extraordinary enough for always.

Everyday Beauty

          Artfully Gathered




How to Layer Plates & Platters at Home


Not all sculpture needs a pedestal. Sometimes it lives in the curve of a platter, the brushstroke of a hand-thrown plate. A quiet edit of objects made for living beautifully.


Vase with blue flowers on a kitchen counter; marble backsplash, wooden fruit bowl, and eggs. Sunlit, with curtains and wall-hung plates.


Let Plates Live Beyond the Table


Display a collection of plates hung along a wall, stack favorites in a china cabinet or dish rack, or display a beautiful platter on a stand, bringing art into everyday spaces.


Mix Old and New


Layer vintage finds with new artisan pieces to create a collected, timeless feeling — where every mark, brushstroke, and imperfection tells a story.


Play with Shape and Scale


Mix circular, scalloped, and octagonal forms together. Whether creating a tablescape or wall display, varying forms feel more inviting.


Embrace Hand-Touched Beauty


Celebrate plates and platters that feel made by hand: brushy glazes, painterly patterns, and textured rims that carry the memory of their making.




Artful Pieces to Layer, Display, and Love



From delicate ceramics to timeworn glazes, from painterly patterns to sculptural silhouettes: these pieces are made for more than just the table. They are meant to be lived with, admired, collected, and passed from hand to hand.  Explore the collection and find pieces that feel not just decorative, but deeply, naturally alive.


flower-shaped ceramic dish with brown marbled pattern on white surface. The design appears rustic and artistic.
Earthbound Texture

The Spongeware Scallop Platter brings a rich, tactile quality to any surface, its organic form adding movement and warmth to a collection.




Viintage ceramic plate with a blue bird and leafy design in the center, framed by a blue wave pattern on the rim. Rustic and artistic.
Hand-Painted Reverie

The 19th c. Spanish Blue Fajalauza Lebrillo Bowl offers delicate symmetry and a soft, flowing pattern — a quiet nod to tradition and craft.





Round ceramic plate with a glossy, speckled gray-green finish and a ridged edge.
Soft Utility

Ground a table or shelf with the Moss Green Stoneware Plate, a piece whose subtle glaze and ribbed texture lend understated beauty to everyday rituals.




White porcelain plate with intricate blue floral patterns and textured edges by Royal Copenhagen.
Timeless Craftsmanship

The Royal Copenhagen Blue & White Fluted Porcelain Plate carries centuries of artistry in its detailed floral design — perfect layered or displayed on its own.




White ceramic plate with a scalloped edge resembling petals. Simple and elegant design.
Petal Form

The Kaneko Kohyo Rinka Ceramic Petal Plate offers sculptural softness, its curved edges catching light and shadow in quiet, shifting ways.




Scalloped paper coaster with blue text: "VIVOLI il gelato, FIRENZE." Cream with cobalt writing.
Playful Charm

Add a note of whimsy with the Vivoli Coaster, a playful celebration of hand-lettered imperfection and joyful memory.





A decorative plate with floral and butterfly designs, featuring a yellow, blue, and green patterned border.
Nature's Story

The Botanical and Butterfly Plate weaves together nature and art, making it a perfect layering piece for curated tablescapes and collected walls.




A dark blue rectangular plate with white floral patterns. The edges are slightly beveled.
Deep Elegance

Anchor your setting with the Cobalt Beatrice Serving Platter a bold, luminous piece that speaks to heritage and modern simplicity all at once.





Everyday Objects, Extraordinary Presence


A plate, a platter, a small sculptural form — each one holds more than its function. They hold memory, atmosphere, and the quiet invitation to live with beauty every day.



Blue kitchen cabinet with pink plates and cups. A marble countertop holds a clear vase with vibrant pink lilies. Wall covered with hand-made tile.
Photography by Stephen Busken
Floral table setting with a terracotta vase of colorful flowers on a block print tablecloth. Wicker placemats, white plates, and blue vintage glasses.









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