Set the Table

Create Tablescapes that take the cake

Logo of Riedel, a wine glass company, with a wine glass outline and the text 'Riedel, The Wine Glass Company, Grape, Varietal Specific'.

Raise a Toast to

300 Years

of Stemware Making excellence

RIEDEL is famous for creating wine glasses tailored to specific grape varieties. They were the first to realize that the shape of a glass can change the taste and smell of a drink. Their innovative designs have been enhancing beverages of all kinds ever since.

Founded in 1756 and leading the way with grape varietal-specific stemware since 1958, RIEDEL is now the go-to brand for wine lovers, drink experts, hospitality pros, and consumers around the world.

A wine glass filled with red wine on a black background.

Kaboodle’s RIEDEL Collections

A clear wine glass with a small amount of red wine at the bottom, set against a white background.

Veritas

A glass of red wine placed on a plain white background.

O-Series

A wine glass with a small amount of red wine in it, set against a plain white background.

Grape

A cocktail in a martini glass topped with white foam and yellow garnishes.

Cocktail

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Fiesta Dinnerware

Fiesta Dinnerware

Bring American made dishes to the table.

A vintage advertisement for a toy Tressy Doll Ensemble featuring a colorful dining table set, including plates, cups, and utensils. The ad highlights the set contains 57 pieces for $7.95, with a $1 down payment and weekly payments of 50 cents.
Colorful ceramic dinnerware including plates, bowls, and mugs in pink, green, blue, and white on a white background.
A man working in a pottery workshop, inspecting a small clay cup, surrounded by stacked cups and pottery tools.

Fiesta’s colorful dinnerware comes to you right from their factory in Newell, WV, where they've been making it for over 85 years!

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Shop FIESTA by COLOR.

More dinnerware patterns to choose from

A white ceramic mug and two white plates, one stacked on top of the other, placed outdoors on a large rock with green grass in the background. The top plate has a few green leaves on it.

SHOP SALT
DINNERWARE

A dining table set with dark blue bowls, matching plates, clear drinking glasses, and wooden serving dishes on a white tablecloth, with a vase of dried flowers in the background.

SHOP PACIFICA
DINNERWARE

Stacked white ceramic plates with a white mug in front, on a wooden surface with a light gray background.

SHOP COUPE
DINNERWARE

How to set a proper table.

As the old saying goes, you eat first with your eyes, so putting thought into your table setting is just as important as putting thought into the menu. How to set your tables depends on your style and your goals – and the best part is there is no right answer! Here are a few jumping off points to get you strated:

    1. Creative Placemats: Instead of a traditional tablecloth, opt for colorful placemats or woven chargers to add texture and personality to each place setting, setting a casual yet stylish vibe.

    2. Mix-and-Match Dinnerware: Embrace eclecticism by mixing different patterns or styles of dinnerware for each place setting, creating an effortlessly chic and relaxed atmosphere.

    3. Casual Elegance with Stemless Glasses: Ditch traditional stemmed glasses and opt for trendy stemless wine glasses, adding a modern touch to the table while still maintaining an air of casual elegance.

    With these unique twists, your casual dining table will exude charm and personality, making every meal feel like a special occasion.

    1. Start with the Basics: Lay a tablecloth or placemats on the table to protect its surface and add a touch of style.

    2. Place the Plates: Set the dinner plates at the center of each place setting. If you're serving multiple courses, stack the plates in order of use, with the main dinner plate at the bottom.

    3. Arrange the Silverware: Position the forks to the left of the plates and the knives to the right. Place the napkin either to the left of the fork or on top of the dinner plate.

    4. Add Glassware: Place the water glass slightly above and to the right of the dinner knife. If serving wine, add wine glasses to the right of the water glass, with the red wine glass closest to the water glass and the white wine glass beside it.

    5. Include Extras: Depending on the meal, add any necessary extras such as salad plates, soup bowls, or dessert dishes. These can be placed above the dinner plate or to the sides, depending on available space.

    6. Centerpiece and Finishing Touches: Complete the table setting with a simple centerpiece, such as a vase of flowers or a decorative bowl. Consider adding salt and pepper shakers, condiment dishes, or bread baskets as needed.

    By following these steps, you'll create a welcoming and functional casual dining table setting for your meal.

    1. Creative Base Layer: Lay down an unexpected base layer like a vintage tablecloth adorned with bold patterns or a textured runner made from repurposed fabrics, setting the stage for an eclectic feast.

    2. Mix-and-Match Madness: Embrace the chaos by mixing and matching an array of dinnerware, flatware, and glassware, incorporating quirky pieces like mismatched teacups, retro plates, and funky utensils for a playful twist on traditional settings.

    3. Centerpiece Spectacle: Make a statement with a whimsical centerpiece, such as a DIY terrarium filled with colorful succulents, a cluster of vintage toys and trinkets, or a funky fruit display bursting with vibrant hues and unexpected shapes.

    4. Personalized Place Settings: Add a touch of whimsy to each place setting with personalized touches like handwritten name cards adorned with playful doodles, miniature succulents nestled in quirky pots, or individualized party favors that double as conversation starters.

    With these four steps, your funky dining table will be a feast for the senses, inviting guests to indulge in an unforgettable culinary experience filled with whimsy and wonder.