Heath ceramics. Durable and great glazes.

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.

This is what I use Ikea for--they have a decent set of white plates, bowls, etc. and they're sturdy, attractive and cheap.

We’ve had our Denby for 20 years and have only replaced two bowls. Full service for 12. Love it.

Using the same Corelle set for 25 years now!

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 wrote:Crate and Barrel Roulette. Porcelain. Very durable.

Us too. Working on 28 years.

I love mine from Made In

We use a porcelain set from Lennox.

Crate and Barrel Roulette. Porcelain. Very durable.

East Fork.

Pillivuyt plain white.

Corelle.

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.

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.