Tableware

Serveware includes any products that can be used for serving food. This includes things like salad bowls and platters to soup pots and casseroles.

Dinnerware is used to serve portions of a meal. This includes plates, bowls and china. Storage space can help narrow down dinnerware sets: check plate diameters against cupboard depth and allow room to lift a stack out.

Flatware also called silverware and cutlery, is used to eat a meal. This includes forks, spoons, knives - basically any form of cutlery.

Drinkware is used to serve and enjoy drinks. This includes anything from glasses and cups to mugs and wine glasses. They are often made from glass or ceramics.

ArchiPro has selected high-quality tableware available from trusted suppliers in New Zealand. Tableware made from high-quality materials is more durable and resistant to general wear and tear. For example, the best serveware should be resistant to bending and discolouration, making it last for years. Additionally, high quality tableware adds sophistication to a dining experience that inferior products lack, setting the scene with style and ambience that will create a great atmosphere for your family and guests.  

When deciding on what tableware is right for you, an important thing to consider is what style of tableware would look best in your home. For example, a home with traditional styling may find golden tableware brings sophisticated warmth to your decor. On the other hand, textured glasses and cups can introduce an interesting visual element that adds depth to a modern kitchen. The functionality of the tableware is also crucial for obvious reasons. Families with young children may prefer easy-to-clean, high-quality metallic utensils that meet all the needs for long-term and continual use.

For outdoor tableware, consider how you will carry a meal from the kitchen to the deck. A serving dish needs to fit on the tray with enough space around it for a secure grip.