I like few things more than spending a weekend afternoon rummaging through an antique market or an antique shop. I admit that my taste for antique furniture, old dishes and everything dusty goes back to my childhood, when I accompanied my mother in this hobby.
But obligations mean that I can get lost less and less among the stalls at the markets, and the odds and ends piled up in second-hand stores. Thank goodness that this season it seems that my taste for everything that could be called “grandmother style” returns with force in the usual decoration stores, which launch their own versions.
Zara Home
The version of what could be the old Pyrex flower tableware has just arrived on the shelves of the Zara Home shelves: the Gardenia stoneware tableware. Of course it is not a clone, but it is inspired by them for its translucent design and especially for its vintage floral print that will elegantly dress our tables. If you already have the best Ikea tableware, this is a must-have purchase to expand your collection.
We can find pieces from 5.99 euros in the case of the bread plate, and 8.99 euros for the 27.5 cm flat plate, very affordable prices with which to get beautiful tableware of the exact size we want. Pieces such as mini bowls, salad bowls, deep plates for purees, soups and other spoon dish recipes, or dessert plates are also available.
Other 'grandmother-style' tableware that has stolen our hearts

The English Court

El Corte Inglés Tableware by pieces Bianca
PVP in El Corte Inglés — 8.95 €
At El Corte Inglés we signed this other tableware with a floral print made of earthenware, a design in classic blue on a white background, which is as sophisticated as it is timeless. This is the Bianca collection that can also be purchased individually and is suitable for use in the microwave and dishwasher. We can find dishes from 8.95 euros.
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