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A plate is a flat, often round object used for serving and eating food. At Dims Studio, you’ll find plates in ceramic, porcelain, stoneware, and melamine – all carefully selected for their expression and quality.

Dims Studio brings together plates from both Danish and international brands, where craftsmanship, color choices, and design take center stage. It’s about making everyday meals an experience, whether you’re setting the table for daily use or a celebration. The selection is curated with an eye for originality, small details, and materials that stand up to repeated use.

Materials and types of plates

Plates come in many materials, each with its own advantages. Ceramic and stoneware offer a heavier, more rustic feel and often feature handmade details that make each plate unique. Porcelain is light and classic, often with smooth, glossy surfaces. Melamine plates from brands like Rice are perfect for outdoor use and kids’ tables, as they’re lightweight and extra durable. At Dims Studio, you’ll find flat dinner plates, deep plates for pasta and soups, as well as small side and dessert plates.

Sizes and dimensions

  • Dinner plates typically measure 25-28 cm in diameter and suit main courses.
  • Lunch plates are often 20-22 cm and used for lighter dishes or as extra plates for larger servings.
  • Dessert and side plates are smaller – usually 15-18 cm – and also work well for snacks or cookies.
  • Deep plates usually measure 20-23 cm in diameter with a 3-5 cm rim height, ideal for soups, salads, or pasta dishes.

Brand stories and design choices

Dims Studio features plates from Rice, &Klevering, Bloomingville, and Bongusta, among others. Rice is known for colorful melamine plates with patterns and motifs that withstand daily use and dishwasher cycles. &Klevering from Amsterdam plays with shapes, colors, and surprising details – like lemon- and orange-shaped plates. Bloomingville focuses on Nordic design and muted tones, often in stoneware with reactive glazes that vary from plate to plate. Bongusta brings humor and playfulness to the table with hand-painted motifs and quirky shapes.

Usage occasions and styling tips

  • Mix different plate types and colors for a personal table – for example, combine ceramic with melamine or choose plates with varied rim decorations.
  • Use small dessert plates as coasters for glasses or for small snacks on a tapas table.
  • Plates with motifs – like lemons or fish – create eye-catching accents and can double as serving platters for starters or cakes.
  • For everyday use, choose sturdy stoneware plates, while porcelain works well for festive occasions with multiple courses.
  • Play with layering: stack plates of different sizes for a layered effect when setting the table.

Plates for different interior styles

At Dims Studio, you’ll find plates that suit both colorful, eclectic homes and more subdued Nordic styles. Ceramic and stoneware with visible glazes complement rustic or boho-inspired kitchens. Colorful melamine or porcelain plates with graphic patterns or motifs fit playful, creative homes. Classic white or solid-colored plates work well in minimalist settings where the food takes center stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a plate?

A plate is a round, flat serving dish for food – often made of ceramic, porcelain, or melamine.

What size plate should I choose?

For main courses, 25-28 cm is standard, while lunch plates are around 20-22 cm and dessert plates 15-18 cm.

What’s the difference between ceramic and porcelain plates?

Ceramic is heavier and more rustic, while porcelain is lighter with a smoother surface.

How big is a typical dinner plate?

A dinner plate usually measures 26-28 cm in diameter.

Which material is best for everyday use?

Stoneware and melamine are durable for daily use, while porcelain suits more formal occasions.

What are small plates used for?

Small plates are used for starters, desserts, snacks, or as coasters for cups.

Can plates be used in the oven and dishwasher?

Most ceramic and stoneware plates are dishwasher safe, but always check the manufacturer’s instructions for oven use.

Are plates a good gift idea?

Yes, especially if you know the recipient’s style or choose a set with a special motif.

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