For an anniversary gift—or just because—Gourmet Girls' Katia Mangham shares tips for curating and styling a fine china collection
Mixing and matching Complete sets are no longer required. Mangham advocates buying what speaks to you now, even if it means purchasing piecemeal. Blending brands and even patterns is encouraged. Keep it seamless by sticking to one material, such as pairing two porcelain pieces of a similar thickness. Skip the handwashing Handle with care, but […] Gourmet Girls' Katia Mangham has shared her top tips for curating and styling a fine china collection. She recommends buying what speaks to you now, even if it's a piecemeal purchase. Stirling to one material is also recommended, as is pairing two porcelain pieces of a similar thickness. Don't fear the dishwasher, but moderate use is unlikely to cause damage to even gold-trimmed porcelains. The designer also highlighted the trend of contemporary china, with designers focusing on bolder colors and conversation-starting designs.
Publicado : hace 6 meses por Jennifer Tormo Alvarez en Lifestyle
Complete sets are no longer required. Mangham advocates buying what speaks to you now, even if it means purchasing piecemeal. Blending brands and even patterns is encouraged. Keep it seamless by stick... [1457 symbols]
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