Green Dinnerware

Green dinnerware brings calm and a touch of nature to your table, from soft sage and moss to deep forest green. In this category you'll find 26 products, including sets and individual plates. Reactive glazes make every piece one of a kind, and each is dishwasher safe and made for everyday use.

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Green dinnerware

What makes green dinnerware so special?

Green dinnerware means plates, bowls and mugs in shades of green, from soft sage to deep forest green, often with a reactive glaze that gives each piece its own subtle character.

Green brings together nature and calm. On the table it looks fresh without being loud, and it suits many dishes and interior styles.

Dinnerware sets Black Blue & turquoise Colourful Grey Brown & beige
Reactive glazes

Gradients and fine differences from piece to piece are intentional and showcase the craftsmanship.

Made for everyday use

All sets in this selection are dishwasher safe, and almost all are microwave safe too.

Three materials

Earthenware, stoneware and porcelain let you choose between warm, sturdy and delicate.

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Why choose green dinnerware?

Green dinnerware feels calming and natural, because green recalls plants, woodland and meadows, and gives food a fresh, quiet backdrop without overpowering it.

Vegetables, salads and bread look especially good on a green glaze. Green is also versatile: light shades feel airy and modern, while dark shades give your table depth. The selection includes collections such as Color Pure, Color, Nordic Frost, Color Geschirr, Chic Geschirr, Verve Gourmetteller, Elegance Geschirr and Sereno Geschirr.

Which green suits you?

Which green works best depends on your table and your style: sage feels soft, moss earthy, forest green dramatic, and reactive gradients lively and individual.

Shade of green Effect Pairs well with
Sage soft, light, calm wood, linen, Scandinavian interiors
Moss earthy, warm natural tones, ceramics, country style
Forest green deep, elegant dark wood, candlelight, brass
Reactive gradient lively, one of a kind simple, plain-coloured tablecloths

"A good green calms the table and makes the food glow."

How do you combine green?

Green dinnerware is easy to combine, because it works well with natural materials, neutral colours and muted contrasts, and rarely competes with other shades.

  • Natural materials: Wooden boards, linen napkins and rattan bring out the earthy side of green.
  • Neutral tones: White, cream and brown & beige keep green looking calm.
  • Cool accents: With grey or blue & turquoise you get a harmonious tone-on-tone table.
  • Contrast: Individual pieces in black give the place setting structure.

Which pieces are available in green?

In green, you'll find complete sets with a dinner plate, dessert plate and bowl, as well as individual plates, so you can choose either a full place setting or targeted accents.

A green dinner set comes in 12-, 24- or 36-piece versions with three pieces per person, or in 16-, 32- or 48-piece versions with an additional mug. If you'd like to start small, begin with plates, such as the gourmet plates from the Verve series. You can find the full selection in our dinner sets.

The essentials at a glance

26 products, 24 of them available for immediate delivery. Shades of green from sage to forest green, in earthenware, stoneware and porcelain. Dishwasher safe, and almost everything is microwave safe. Differences in the glaze are a sign of craftsmanship, not a defect.

How do you care for dinnerware with a reactive glaze?

It's best to care for dinnerware with a reactive glaze gently: all sets are dishwasher safe, but with a little care the glaze keeps its play of colour for years.

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Stack gently

If needed, place felt or a cloth between the plates so the undersides don't scratch.

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Avoid temperature changes

Don't put hot dishes directly onto cold surfaces or into cold water.

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Dry thoroughly

Let your dinnerware dry completely after washing before you put it away.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is green dinnerware?

Green dinnerware includes plates, bowls and mugs in shades of green such as sage, moss or forest green. It is made from earthenware, stoneware or porcelain and often has a reactive glaze, which makes each piece look slightly different.

Which green dinner set suits the number of people I cater for?

12-piece sets are enough for four people with three pieces each, while 16-piece sets include an extra mug per person. Larger options with 24, 32, 36 or 48 pieces cover six to twelve guests.

Are differences in the green glaze a defect?

No. Reactive glazes flow differently during firing, so depth of colour and gradient vary from piece to piece. This is intentional and shows that the dinnerware is handcrafted. Every piece becomes a little one-of-a-kind.

Is green dinnerware dishwasher safe?

Yes, all the sets in this selection are dishwasher safe. Almost all of them are also microwave safe; you'll find any exceptions on the relevant product page. To look after the glaze, we recommend a gentle cycle and loading the pieces carefully.

Does green dinnerware go with other colours?

Yes. Green goes well with natural tones such as beige and brown, looks calm alongside grey and blue, and gains contrast from a few black pieces. Wood, linen and brass also suit sage, moss and forest green nicely.

Which material is best for green dinnerware?

Earthenware feels warm and shows off reactive glazes beautifully, stoneware is fired harder and very robust, and porcelain is thinner-walled and lighter in colour. Which material suits you depends on whether you prefer a rustic or a refined look.

Your table in green dinnerware

Choose your favourite shade of green and put together a set that suits your everyday life.

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