Daily dinnerware
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Anonymous
| What do you use for your daily dinnerware? I never registered for any as we already had a full set but after 30 years and moving to a more transitional setting, I'd like something new. Grateful for suggestions. TIA. |
Anonymous
| I prefer porcelain as it’s not prone to chipping. My favorite is from a French line but anything from a crate and barrel or bloomies kitchen would work. I posted on another thread that the cheap set I ‘ve had for 29 years refuses to die. |
Anonymous
| Corelle. |
Anonymous
| Pillivuyt plain white. |
Anonymous
| East Fork. |
Anonymous
| Crate and Barrel Roulette. Porcelain. Very durable. |
Anonymous
| We use a porcelain set from Lennox. |
Anonymous
| I love mine from Made In |
Anonymous
Us too. Working on 28 years. |
Anonymous
| I got some of the Gladelig from ikea and absolutely love them. They look like fancy ceramic type ones but are super durable and come out great in the dishwasher. |
Anonymous
| Using the same Corelle set for 25 years now! |
Anonymous
| We’ve had our Denby for 20 years and have only replaced two bowls. Full service for 12. Love it. |
Anonymous
| This is what I use Ikea for--they have a decent set of white plates, bowls, etc. and they're sturdy, attractive and cheap. |
Anonymous
| We got noritake color wave for our wedding over 20 years ago. As they have broken or chipped we’ve replaced them with ikea. It’s about half and half now. |
Anonymous
| Heath ceramics. Durable and great glazes. |