Collection: Plates, Bowls, and Mugs

To keep porcelain plates and bowls in good shape, hand washing is recommended, especially for decorated pieces, though many porcelains are dishwasher safe. Avoid sudden temperature changes to prevent cracking. Use mild detergent and avoid abrasive scrubbers which can damage the finish. Store items carefully to prevent chipping, stacking with protective layers if possible. Regular, gentle care extends the life and retains the shine of your porcelain ware.

Starter plates typically range around 20cm, perfect for appetizers or smaller meals. Dinner plates are usually between 26–29cm, suitable for main courses. Bowls vary but are generally sized to hold soups, cereals, or salads comfortably. Consider the size of your dining area and dishwasher when choosing. Smaller plates conserve food and reduce waste for everyday meals; larger plates may be suited for formal dining or larger appetites.

Coloured porcelain is generally as durable as white porcelain but the colour finish may show scratches or marks more visibly. It’s important to avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh scrubbing that can fade or chip the coloured surface. Wash by hand if possible or use gentle dishwasher cycles. These pieces add contemporary style and sophistication but do require a little extra care to keep their stunning look.

Ceramic fruit bowls are versatile; they work well as dining table centrepieces, kitchen organisers, or decorative pieces indoors. While some ceramic bowls can be used outdoors for events, prolonged exposure to weather risk damage like cracking or fading. For everyday use, they are sturdy and easy to clean but should be handled carefully to avoid chips. Their elevated pedestal design brings a classic, stylish touch to your home.