Setting a table that stacks away

A small kitchen does not have to mean a plain table. Choose pieces designed to stack and a palette that mixes.

Start with the main plate

A plate with a raised lip keeps sauces where they belong and stacks flat. Add salad or dessert plates in a second colour rather than a matching set.

Bowls for every course

Soup bowls, serving bowls and tiny bowls nest inside one another. Mix two glazes from the same family for a table that looks collected rather than bought at once.

Glasses by the set

Night and Day tumblers come in sets of four or eight and stack to save shelf space. Check the capacity and height on the product page before choosing short or tall.