Our Producers’ 5 Must-Have China Collections from Chairish

Here at Homeworthy, us producers are always scouring the internet for home goods and design elements that will add character and flair to our spaces. And lately, we can’t stop creating mood boards and planning menus for our next at home dinner party. So, we headed to one of our favorite online retailers – Chairish – on the hunt for China and dinnerware.

Below are some of our favorites.

Bordallo Pinheiro Cabbage Dinner Plates

This set of four Bordallo Pinheiro Cabbage Dinner Plates feels both casual and sophisticated at the same time. We imagine setting these on a floral tablecloth, alongside moss green cut glassware and bamboo silverware.

Antique Early 19th Century Masons Imari Colors Dinner Plates

Thinking about a more formal tablescape, we’re eyeing these scalloped, embossed, and gilt-decorated dinner plates. Ornate and timeless, we plan to use them on a dining table lined with delicate and dainty florals.

Enamaled Tin English Plates

Summer tea party, anyone? We’re planning to invite the ladies who lunch over for tea sandwiches and bubbly, with these plates as the main attraction. Each enameled tin plate features a different pattern, and the mix-n-match element brings a lighthearted and inviting feel to any event.

Casa Nuno Blue and White Dinner Plates

We’re instantly transported to the beachy Mediterranean towns of Portugal with these pieces of hand-painted pottery. The simple blue patterns on each evoke a coastal feel, and we envision them sitting on woven chargers, alongside several overflowing fruit and cheese platters.

Mid 20th Century Minton England for Tiffany & Co. Floral Bird Rimmed Soup Bowls

As the warm summer months ramble on, we’re craving one meal: gazpacho. And what better way to serve this popular Spanish dish then in stunning antique Tiffany & Co bowls. Refined and whimsical, these dishes will be the star of your luncheon.

Looking for more tabelscape inspo? Watch our “set the table” segment featuring interior designer Courtney Petit.