Eva Trio Martini Drink Glass

The stunning angled Martini Glass ($35) from Eva Trio: a good way to spill alcohol when you're a wee bit tipsy from tee many martoonis!... [More]

Ingredient Springs

These days, hosting a get-together isn't as simple as putting out bowls of corn chips and salsa. Everyone has different dietary needs. If you're trying your hand at Paleo-approved appetizers and gluten-free desserts, make sure they're labeled properly for your guests. These simple Ingredient Springs... [More]

Alley Cats Plates

The sheer awesomeness of the Alley Cats Plates ($26 each) has made our day. Not only do the bone china plates appeal to our eclectic nature with their kitty portraits, they also tickle our imaginations with their back stories. There's no way we can choose... [More]

Special Edition Straining Spoon

Forget the old adage about being born with a silver spoon in your mouth. These days, FACES is taking things a step further. The Special Edition Straining Spoon ($302) is a twenty-four-karat gold spoon used to strain out liquids before you put your food to... [More]

Sur La Table Fish Serving Bowl

While we don't advise filling the Sur La Table Fish Serving Bowl ($30) with baked fish fillets (lest you damage their tender flakiness), we think you should serve bread in the bowl alongside your catch of the day. After all, fishes and loaves have been... [More]

License Plate Coozies

Show off a little of that Southern pride the traditional way: by drinking. Specifically, tossing back brews kept cold and frosty by these License Plate Coozies ($28). They're made with honest-to-goodness vintage license plates rustled up from thrift stores and flea markets from Florida to... [More]

White Pig Bowl

We don't usually describe serving dishes as "loveable", but this White Pig Bowl ($29) is making us downright affectionate. We'll use it to hold snacks and give it the occasional scratch on its cute little chinny-chin-chin when we walk by.... [More]

Warm Black Cups

We'd feel a little odd pouring our Dunkin' Donuts breakfast blend into these Warm Black Cups ($50). With their totally self-possessed design, they seem made for sipping some sort of high-end roast handpicked by trained monkeys in Costa Rica. If we focus enough on the... [More]

Spray a While Teapot

Perfect housewarming gift alert! While you'll be tempted to order a darling elephant-shaped teapot ($30) for yourself, we think you should grab one for your friend who just moved into her new apartment. Aww, you're so thoughtful!... [More]

Olive Wood Nesting Bowl Set

A little short on the cash you'd need to buy yourself a country house in Provence? That doesn't mean you can't bring a taste of the French countryside into your kitchen. These nesting bowls ($128) are made in traditional Provençal style and lend a warm,... [More]

Mini Double Stave Server

This Mini Double Stave Server ($70) is a fab way to serve up just about anything you can eat with a toothpick or your fingers. Nuts, crackers, sushi, tapas - they'll all look great on these platforms made from wrought iron and reclaimed oak wine... [More]

Santa Fe Table Runner

Hosting the Easter feast? Present a picturesque table by centering your meal on the Santa Fe Table Runner ($55) by Avril Loreti. The light pink, yellow, and grey color scheme is far more modern and tasteful than any spring-themed paraphernalia you'd find at your local... [More]

Kart Serving Dishes

Make passing the mashed potatoes a whole lot more fun with these Kart Serving Dishes ($40 - $110). Just be sure you don't push too hard and send the squash flying off onto the carpet.... [More]

Miix Spoon Set

This Miix Spoon Set ($28) makes us want to throw a tea party. Just think how beautiful these pastel-colored pieces would look next to an assortment of pastries and adorable crustless sandwiches. We'll take ours like Picard: Earl Grey, hot.... [More]

Cylinder Shakers

These Cylinder Shakers ($52 - $60) are about as classic as it gets: simple salt and pepper dispensers in a brass, copper, or aluminum finish. They're great for everyday use, but we think they'll also look pretty snazzy next to our fancy-pants special occasion dinnerware.... [More]

Cheese Plate with Erasable Pencil

All your friends hopping onto the chalkboard serving plate trend like sticky burrs onto a golden retriever? Dare to be different. Serve your Roquefort on this Cheese Plate with Erasable Pencil ($25). Personally, we think the writeable white ceramic looks a heck of a lot... [More]

George Nelson China Shop Tray

Never fear! The darling mod-style George Nelson China Shop Tray ($90) is much sturdier than its name suggests. It's made from thermoset polymer, so it can withstand being pummeled by hot water in the dishwasher or dropped onto a cement patio. But, for obvious reasons,... [More]

Kipik Toothpick Holder

You guys, we'd like you to meet our new party pal, Englebert the Hedgehog. He assists with cocktail weenie-stabbing and olive-skewering. We befriended him not only because he's adorable, but also because he can kick it on the table or perch on the lid of... [More]

Thomaspaul Artifacts Dinner Tray

Unexpected company? Let the Artifacts Dinner Tray ($12) help you look like you're always prepared for the unannounced pop-in. Just don't mention to your guests that the Triscuit crackers you're serving them are almost as old as the ancient Romans depicted on this melamine plate.... [More]

Winter Mugtail Set

While some of the cups in this Winter Mugtail set ($61) are certainly more ergonomic than others (c'mon, moose!), we'd be happy to have these woodland creatures holding our coffee or tea. They play really well into our Disney princess fantasy, where every animal under... [More]

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