Rustic Dinnerware, Drinkware and Tableware To Set Unique Earthy Tabletops

Denby’s plates are handmade in England and are a special combination of the British countryside charm with a sophisticated flair.

$92.99

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The entire collection, including the set of 4 bowls from the picture, cereal bowl, and salad plates, is also available at the Bed Bath and Beyond and Macy’s websites.

There is almost a cult after these handmade dinnerware from Farmhouse Pottery. In case something is sold out (usually the bicolor plates), sign up for their newsletter. Because it’s not mass production and everyone loves them, they sell faster than the Vermont team can make them. I love it!

$46 – $368

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Farmhouse Pottery is a business with a mission to make more than money. They focus on promoting sustainable farm-to-table values and ways of living to local makers and farmers.

These ceramic pieces have the right balance between rustic and elegant. It’s made in Portugal and finished by hand. The glaze is semi-matte, creating a crustal effect. It’s beautiful!

$12.95 – $67.95

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So, I found this customer review on the Villeroy & Boch website and I wouldn’t have said it better myself: “The slight individual variation and elegant design make it a special addition. The lip is just high enough to contain sauce heavier dishes, but also, the design pulls the eye to the center of the plate, to highlight the food served on these bowls. The balance of weight (it’s lighter than it looks) and asymmetric shape gives it a streamlined modern and natural feel.”

$29.99 – $50

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★ These are some of the dinnerware from the post-cover picture

These wood plates are made in the Philippines in partnership with social enterprise SAFFY. They provide equal and safe job opportunities to local artisans. I love that the plates are available in 3 different sizes (appetizer, side, and dinner) plus the charger, in singles or sets of 4, so you can mix and match at your convenience.

$10 – $48

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I’m crazy about these charming wooden plates. They are beautifully hand-carved by local artisans from ash wood. The plates are food-safe and made in Vermont, the hometown of Pottery Farmhouse. Probably one of the most authentic rustic kitchen stuff I’ve seen so far.

$48 – $180

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Farmhouse Pottery is a business with a mission to make more than money. They focus on promoting sustainable farm-to-table values and way of living to local makers and farmers.

Each bowl and plate is carefully handmade in ceramic and has a matte finish, making it more sensitive to the flatware.

$19.80 each

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The bowl is designed in New York and handmade in Portugal. Perfect for cozy days.

$36

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Also made in partnership with social enterprise SAFFY, these wood bowls are a best seller at The Little Market. In case they are sold out, I strongly recommend you join the waitlist to be the first to know when they are back in stock! Like the wood plates, the bowls are available in 3 sizes (soup, pasta, and salad) plus the XL salad server and you can get them in singles or sets of 4. Next-level farm-to-table life. Or at least the aesthetics!

$14 – $152

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This is the rustic dinnerware collection from Lenox. So it’s quite chic as well. You’ll find plates, mugs, bowls, platters, boards, trays, and pitchers in soft shades of blue, tan, white, and grey. Very organic, with nature-inspired patterns for a beautiful mix and match.

$45 – $272

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This Italian dinnerware collection is rustic and elegant, inspired by artisan cheese-making mold. It’s available in several colors and has from spoon rest to platters and 16-piece dinnerware sets. And it’s made of stoneware.

$44 – $712

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#1 option for outdoor dinnerware, this rustic melamine dinnerware collection has dinner plates, bowls, salad serving sets, and platter sets.

$79 – $104

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The earthy palette in this set is so beautiful. The combination of rust, denin, and neutrals goes really well with both rustic and modern mid-century decor that asks for a pop of color. Reminds me of the photography in art movies in Tuscany, with the vineyard as the background, everyone around the table shugging good wine. Also, it’s one of the few rustic dinnerware sets without mugs, and with good reviews, that I could find.

Average $79

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A Mikasa bestseller, this stoneware place set embodies the rustic aesthetic and nature elements at its best. The reactive glaze adds the handmade aspect that combines with the leaves design to bring all the countryside warmth to your table. Worthy of a beautiful open shelf! It’s available in sets of 16, 32, and 48 pieces.

$99

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Exclusive from Godinger to Bloomingdale’s, this porcelain dinnerware set will upscale any rustic dining table. Perfect if you love the aesthetic of wooden plates but don’t wanna deal with wooden plates.

$99

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★ These are some of the dinnerware from the post-cover picture.

These beautiful pieces are handmade in Portugal, a mecca for high-quality ceramic. The reactive glaze gives a polished look to the set, yet the artisanal manufacturing process creates unique pieces.

$10.95 – $42.95

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This dinnerware set is a homage to cabin life. It brings idyllic outdoor scenes of wildlife, mountains, creeks, ridges, and forest wilderness. The 16-piece set includes 4 pieces sets of each design: moose, bear, duck, and deer. It’s a unique mix-and-match set that creates an instant rustic and fun table.

$69.99

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I never thought a dinnerware set could make me emotional, but this one made me think of my sabbatical time living off the grid in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

This set is handmade in shades of brown, green, and sage with a glossy finish.

$110

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This square set brings some nature-inspired elements to the table. The small plate is the star, with the colorful leaves design and handmade aesthetic of the reactive glaze.

$99

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Nothing like a comforting breakfast by the fire, overlooking the mountains from the cabin window!

$79.99

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The rooster pattern reminiscent of old farmhouses brings back memories of a free-range childhood on the farm. It’s a poetic warm addition to a rustic home. The set has 16 pieces.

Average $89.99

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This is a great option if you want a table setting with a rustic vibe but not so much a wood cabin vibe. The earthy ombré feels very organic and natural. It’s a beautiful match for modern farmhouse kitchen decor.

$44.99

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The dinnerware set for 4 is also available at the Bed Bath and Beyond website.

The 16-piece set is made in stoneware with a finish that reminds of handmade pottery.

Average $135

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Inspired by Portofino in Italy, this set can make a rustic chic table setting. The reviews are raving, the patterns are revigorating, and it works year-round. Also, it’s a quality dinnerware set without mugs, made in the USA, and we don’t find many of them!

$70

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The melamine 32-piece set is perfect for outdoors. It’s BPA-free, not suitable for microwaves, and includes acrylic tumblers. The 16-piece set is also available on the Pfaltzgraff website.

$169.99

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Corelle dinnerware is made of glass, so they don’t have a bold rustic aesthetic. However, you can pair it with wood or wicked chargers, and linen napkins and create a fresh rustic table setting. The Terrazo dinnerware set is perfect for it!

$60

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More often than not, simple is the best route to take. This round jute charger balances natural and rustic aesthetics perfectly to elevate your table setting.

$6

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This charger could be a piece of decor on any coffee table or countertop easily. Hand carved in Indonesia out of natural wood each piece is one-of-a-kind.

$88

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These napkins are ethically handmade in Ethiopia out of locally sourced eco-friendly cotton. Just the right touch of authentic rustic African design.

$89

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More low-cost washed linen napkins if you don’t wanna break the bank to create a rustic table setting. The linen tablecloth is also available in 3 different colors.

$12

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Fancy heirloom pieces from a traditional family-owned business? Thieffry has been crafting linen in the north of France since 1800 and this marvelous linen tablecloth is available in small and large sizes. They also have linen napkins, striped tablecloths, bread warmers…it’s a dream.

$195 – $230

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Alexandra Paliwoda handcrafts this unique trivet out of repurposed horseshoes directly from Montana. She is a force of nature so is her rustic and authentic art. You can also get the non-personalized version.

$68

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These wood coaster sets are laser engraved and it can’t get more rustic than that.

from $24.99

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Emerson Creek’s mugs are perfect. The Brookline collection takes inspiration from enamelware camping mugs and they will bring the outdoorsy vibe to your kitchen.

$25 each

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These mugs are nature’s pieces of art. Every detail, from the pressed wildflowers to the handles, honors the wilderness. It’s rustic and delicate, perfect for sensitive nature lovers.

$40 each

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Made by local artisans in Mexico, this pitcher is a sophisticated homage to the rich Mexican cultural heritage. The hand-blown recycled glass gives a rustic touch because the glass is thick and you can see some of the air bubbles. The hand-etched flowers and leaves add the elaborate, and unique touch, of complex artisan work. It’s a unique combination and you can complete the set with matching glasses.

This shade of blue reminds me of the restaurants in Playa del Carmen, but it’s also available in aqua blue and clear colors.

$78

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These wine glasses are handmade from 3 colors of clay, meaning that each glass is one-of-a-kind. It’s earthy, organic, rustic, and absolutely unique.

$98

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If your rustic farmhouse kitchen has room for some fun, make room for these adorable cow mugs on your open shelves. They also have the cow ice cream bowls. Irresistible!

$39.99 each

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