This set comes in assorted colors, so the table gets a little life without turning into a theme. They’re solid, nicely balanced, and happy to go straight into the dishwasher after dinner.

They’re made from borosilicate glass, so they’re light in the hand, comfortable to drink from, and not precious about everyday use. The vertical pleats add grip and catch the light in a way that makes the colors feel deeper than they are. Six assorted two-tone colors, ready for weeknight dinners, guests, or the desk that always needs a glass nearby.

At 3 oz (85 ml), these mini martini glasses are sized for tasting pours, aperitifs, and small cocktails where proportion matters. The reduced scale keeps the drink focused and prevents it from warming too quickly, making them especially suited to classic martinis, vermouth, or spirit-forward recipes served in smaller quantities.

The borosilicate has a clean, crisp look and the glasses feel light without feeling fragile. Each stem shifts the stance slightly, but the bowl stays the same across the set, so they read like a family.

Use it to call guests to the table, mark a pause during a meeting, or open and close a short practice. The bell has reassuring weight, sits stable on a flat base, and looks like a small piece of metalwork when not in use.

FLINT is a modern 18/10 stainless-steel place setting shaped for daily use. Handles are soft-edged and well-weighted, and the gentle radius on the underside works like a natural thumb rest—steady grip, relaxed wrist.

Choose your surface personality: Polished for shine, Brushed for a satin look, Matt for a quiet finish. Weeknight pasta or a long dinner with friends—FLINT feels composed at the table and stacks cleanly in the drawer afterward.

Each 5-piece place setting serves one: table knife, table fork, salad/cake fork, table spoon, tea spoon. Add settings as your table grows.

The Juniper Glass Set brings together twelve pieces from Aaron Probyn’s sculptural glassware collection—enough to cover every drink from morning juice to late-night cocktails. Each glass is defined by the Juniper signature: tall stems, bold profiles, and clean geometry that feels as considered in the hand as it looks on the table.

Inside the set you’ll find two of each: red wine, white wine, and rosé glasses, along with flutes for sparkling, martini glasses for cocktails, highballs for long drinks, and tumblers for water or spirits. Graphic in silhouette yet practical in use, the glasses are designed to enhance flavor and aroma while bringing a sculptural edge to any setting.

Perfect for building a complete glassware collection—or for giving as a gift that turns every drink into a small occasion.

Available in three shapes—pentagonal, rectangular, and square—the trays adapt to different roles. The pentagon works well at the center of a table; the rectangle lines up bottles or stemware; the square sets a neat stage for candles or coffee service.

At 13.7″ across in its largest version (35 cm), the Garçon tray is sized for daily use without feeling oversized. After service, it settles onto a sideboard or shelf as a quiet design object.

A solid midnight plate sets the base; above it, white plates carry painted cobalt bands—one broad, one slim—with a touch of hand-drawn wavering that softens the geometry. The small navy dish finishes the rhythm, useful for olives, dessert, or a quick espresso cookie. Together the set reads graphic yet familiar; blue rings frame food, while the navy ground gives the composition weight.

Everyday use or a longer dinner with friends—rotate the order between courses, mix in plain whites you already own, or run multiple settings down the table. The look is personal without fuss, exactly the spirit of Shabbychic.

Stacked together, the midnight plate grounds the setting; the rim-ticked plate frames the food with a light cadence; the patterned bowl adds movement without noise. Blue reads crisp against the white body, and the hand-drawn rhythm gives the set that “collected” look we like on a weekday as much as a long dinner.

Rotate the order between courses, mix in plain whites you already own, or run several settings down the table. Graphic, familiar, and easy to live with—this is Shabbychic at its most versatile.