Forget the unwritten rules that say every piece on a festive table must come from the same dinnerware, glassware, or cutlery set. Our advice: mix styles, experiment, and create a winning look.
Villa
Las Perelli
A mix of contemporary products and recovered pieces, striking a balance between old and new with the signature style of Elena & Beatriz Perelli.
@villalasperelli
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Looks
like White
Every porcelain piece created and hand-painted by Trudy Crane is available in her signature color: white.
@lookslikewhite
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Beatriz
Satrústegui
Beatriz Satrústegui has become a reference in creating tablescapes with personality.
@bea_satrustegui
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Vajillas
de Ultramar
Combining design, tradition, and modernity, their handmade fine earthenware features a deliberately imperfect finish.
@vajillasdeultramar
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Federica
Barbaranelli
A boundless source of inspiration for table art, cooking, and lifestyle. She also organizes themed courses and trips.
@federicabarbaranelli
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Bonjour
Beautiful handmade ceramic dinnerware whose irregularities make them unique and special pieces.
@somosbonjour
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La Academia
de la Mesa
Experts in hosting courses to learn professional tips on table setting… and dazzling your guests.
@academia_de_la_mesa
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