Hudson Grace Dinnerware Collections

Your dinnerware sets the tone for every meal, from a quiet weeknight dinner to a table full of guests. At Hudson Grace, we design each of our dinnerware collections to mix and layer with the next, so you can build a table that feels collected rather than matched. Our artisans in Italy and Portugal make each plate and bowl in porcelain, stoneware, and ceramic, and we keep the assortment edited so every piece earns its place.

Whether you're setting a forever table or refreshing your everyday plates, here's how our dinnerware collections break down.Find your dinnerware by style and material:

• Timeless white: The Matte White and Classic Porcelain collections for a clean, refined table.
• Made in Italy: The Organic, Bamboo, and Scallop ceramic collections.
• Made in Portugal: The Artisan, Nuno, and Smoke stoneware collections.
• Designed with Diane Keaton: The Studio, Draft, and Sketch collections.
• For everyday and outdoors: Everyday Porcelain and shatterproof Melamine.

White and Neutral Dinnerware Collections

A white dinnerware set is the most versatile foundation for a table, and ours come in two distinct finishes. First, the Matte White collection is stoneware from Portugal, with a soft, modern surface that suits an everyday table. We love it with our Bistro flatware for an easy, relaxed setting. Meanwhile, the Classic Porcelain collection brings a crisp edge to a more formal table. Then, because both are neutral, they layer easily with our signature linen napkins and our Peter Dunham linens, whose celebrated block prints add color to a quiet base.

Ceramic Dinnerware Made in Italy

Our Italian ceramic dinnerware collections bring texture and craft to the table. The Organic collection has a relaxed, hand-formed feel, and we love it with Gio Ponti silverplate or warm Vintage Oro for contrast. Similarly, the Scallop collection adds a softly fluted edge. For something lighter, the Bamboo collection carries a subtle pattern and pairs beautifully with Vintage Champagne flatware. Generally, these dinnerware collections suit a host who wants character without losing versatility.

Stoneware Dinnerware Made in Portugal

Stoneware dinnerware is durable and warm, which makes it a favorite for everyday use. The Artisan collection wears a hand-finished, tactile glaze, while the Smoke collection brings a soft, shaded tone to the table. For a bit of pattern, the Nuno collection features a hand-applied brown splatter, and we love it with Teak Wood Bistro or Gio Ponti flatware. Because these dinnerware collections wear beautifully over time, they suit daily life.

Dinnerware Collections Designed with Diane Keaton

Our Studio, Draft, and Sketch dinnerware collections come from our collaboration with Diane Keaton, whose graphic, black-and-white sensibility shapes each design. From bold rims to hand-drawn stripes, these dinnerware pieces bring a confident, collected look to a table. Indeed, they layer beautifully over a plain white set for a mix that feels personal.

Everyday and Outdoor Dinnerware

For daily meals and easy outdoor gatherings, two dinnerware collections do the heavy lifting. First, the Everyday Porcelain collection from Portugal is the workhorse white you reach for every night. Then, for the porch, patio, and poolside, our shatterproof Melamine and Sandia Melamine collections look like ceramic but travel anywhere without worry. Pair them with our acrylic drinkware for a complete outdoor table.

Common Questions About Dinnerware Collections

How many place settings do I need? For most homes, plan on settings for eight to twelve. First, start with dinner plates, salad plates, and bowls for your everyday number of seats. Then add a few extra so you're ready when guests arrive. A registry is an easy way to build to a full set over time.

What's the difference between porcelain, stoneware, and ceramic? Porcelain is fine, smooth, and a little more formal. Stoneware, meanwhile, is heavier, warmer, and built for daily use. Ceramic sits in between, with a hand-crafted feel. Generally, all three are durable, non-porous, and easy to clean.

What is the most versatile dinnerware color? White is the most versatile, because it layers with any linen, flatware, or serveware. Our Matte White and Classic Porcelain collections are the easiest foundations to build a table around.

Can you mix and match dinnerware collections? Yes, and we design for it. Because our dinnerware collections share a quiet, neutral sensibility, they layer together easily. Typically, a host starts with a white base and adds one patterned or colored collection on top.

Where is Hudson Grace dinnerware made? We make our porcelain and stoneware collections in Portugal, and our ceramic collections in Italy, each crafted by skilled artisans. Meanwhile, the melamine collections suit shatterproof, everyday, and outdoor use.