Sentence examples for dinnerware collection from inspiring English sources

The two have already created a pyrite-and-stone dinnerware collection, giant ceramic totem poles and a gold-plated pipe (for design-conscious potheads).

The idea developed out of an art project in which Crowe used the ashes of more than 200 people to create a dinnerware collection called Nourish, and then used it to serve food at a party.

Scholten and Baijings's Colour Porcelain dinnerware collection was commissioned by 1616/Arita Japan, a new brand named for the town on the Southern Japanese island of Kyushu that has produced hand-painted porcelain from a stone-based grayish-white clay since the 17th century.

Noncooks with a sense of humor will appreciate the Gourmet collection of dinnerware (left) from Lorena Barrezueta, a Brooklyn designer.

These are just a few items from a complete collection of dinnerware and table-top and kitchen accessories designed to provide a mix-and-match theme.

Her ceramic dinnerware is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art; she has new pieces for Nambé and Royal Stafford and Cratee & Barrel is expanding its revival of her Century tableware.

He focuses on collecting dinnerware, in part, because of its practicality.

The designer David Wiseman achieves perfection in his beautiful but mysterious installations of plaster branches and porcelain fruits and flowers, while the Dutch designers Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings combine a knack for pure form and rich color in a collection of porcelain dinnerware.

Nambé, the Santa Fe company known for its sculptural metal salt and pepper shakers and crystal candlesticks, is introducing four collections of ceramic dinnerware next month.

When Mr. Seletti, the president of Seletti, the Italian home furnishings company, challenged the designer Alessandro Zambelli to come up with a solution for hiding dinnerware in plain sight, the Palace Collection was Mr. Zambelli's solution.

"Recently, I took the company credit card to one of Santa Barbara's many thrift stores and for less than $25, I brought back 28 CorningWare plates and a mixed collection of stainless steel dinnerware that more or less serves 12.