Hand-Painted Blue-and-White Details
Blue-and-white dishes are a time-honored classic for good reason. Few dinnerware patterns evoke the same kind of nostalgia as these simple, two-toned pieces reminiscent of mosaic tiles—but they can also feel fresh and modern depending on the style. For a truly Scandinavian take, look for brushstroke patterns that appear to have been painted by hand.
Register for: Dansk Arabesque dinnerware, from $22, Dansk.com
Earthy Tones
Scandinavian style is all about taking a cue from Mother Nature, which is why warm, earth-toned neutrals are celebrated. There’s something comforting about the rustic look of clay-colored dinnerware that’s as speckled and spotted as a bird’s egg. Earthy colors like terra-cotta and slate add to the sense of cozy warmth.
Register for: Dansk Raina dinnerware in Sienna, from $17, Dansk.com
Sturdy Stoneware
Speaking of earthy inspiration, stoneware—with its aged finish reminiscent of kiln-fired pottery —is a natural fit for Scandinavian homes. And it’s durable too. The ability to withstand whatever life throws at it makes stoneware a great option for dinnerware or cookware. Bonus: It looks as welcoming in a table setting as it does serving up your culinary creations.
Register for: Dansk Vandvid dinnerware, from $30, Food52.com; Dansk Generations II cookware, from $42, Dansk.com
Vibrant Enamel
Enameled cookware offers the perfect blend of form and function (a major tenet of Scandi style, if there ever was one). The heavy-duty steel structure holds up to years of use, while its colorful coating looks bright and cheery on the table. Wooden handles only enhance the cozy appeal, so you can serve up your favorite comfort food in style.
Register for: Dansk Kobenstyle cookware, from $42, Dansk.com
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