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Hommey Dropped Its First Tableware Collection

Covering you for all your next dinner parties.

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Hommey Dropped Its First Tableware Collection

Covering you for all your next dinner parties.

Stuffy dinner party rules are officially out. Aussie lifestyle brand Hommey, behind your favorite cozy robes and plush bedding, is expanding its colorful universe into the dining room with its first-ever tableware collection.

Designed to bring joy back to everyday eating, Hommey Dining drops formal, “too nice to use” energy in favor of bold mix-and-match settings. The lineup features handmade ceramic plates, bowls, platters and mugs, paired with sleek stainless steel cutlery, napkin rings and 100% cotton linens.

Colorways range from warm neutrals like butter and caramel to vibrant statement pops of “Boysenberry” and “Capri.” Plus, everything is dishwasher and microwave-safe, making good design seamless for real life, because we all know you sometimes have to heat up some leftovers.

“Entertaining turned into a performance instead of a celebration,” shared founder Justin Kestelman. “We wanted to bring the joy back to it… where people gather, mix colors and pass plates around.” Whether you’re serving up a casual Tuesday night pasta or hosting a chaotic weekend dinner party with friends, Hommey has your table setting covered. Elevate your dinnerware rotation online now via Hommey’s website.

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