I'm not huge in theme-y themed things, so I like the idea of holiday table linens that have life longer than one day a year. This color palette takes you well into the season, but doesn't feature the requisite spiders or autumn leaves.

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To celebrate Kate Spade's 20th Year Anniversary, Lenox and Kate Spade have collaborated on a fun and elegant tableware and gift collection aptly entitled "Things We Love". We were thrilled to attend the celebration showcasing the vibrant and playful collection.

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When it comes to dinnerware, it's hard to find that perfect purple. With so many hues to choose from, there's the chance you'll end up with a children's tea party or a table that's too matchy-matchy. Here are some pieces for a grown-up look without turning into Marie from Breaking Bad. More

Our own Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan was recruited by foodie website The New Potato to create a stylish (virtual) dinner party. Check out his picks and shop the aesthetic at The New Potato. More

I was photographing a friend's kitchen when I realized the produce basket looked spectacular against her bright lime green walls. I had been under the impression that white plates made food look its best, but now I'm tempted to add a pop of yellow-green for a natural complement to a rainbow of edible delights. Here are 10 cheery chartreuse finds to create the look on your table. More

Finnish design company Iittala, which got its start making chemist's bottles in the 1880s, has endured thanks to their expertly made, simply elegant, beautifully useful glass products.

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There are few items I look at more frequently than my coffee mug. Yes, I know. I should probably be looking at the ocean or the sun, my daughter's smiling face or my English Setter's sheepish human-like grin. But the truth is: I spend a lot of time looking at my laptop, and situated right next to it, like an extra appendage, is my coffee mug.

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Wine glasses, like wine itself, can be a complex topic filled with nuance and conflicting professional (and non professional) opinions. The importance of the shape of the glass, determined by the type of wine, varies depending on who you ask. Wine is a subject that can be studied over the course of a lifetime, and the depth of your knowledge depends on how much you want to invest in terms of time and money. More

Elegant and entertaining, these wine glasses have been designed with the musically inclined in mind. Each glass covers a full 12-note octave from A flat to G, and is precisely marked with musical notations that correspond to the level of liquid needed in the glass to produce that note. More

I'm a sucker for a good party trick. Over the years I've broken more than a few wine glasses (and probably ear drums) attempting to duplicate that scene from Miss Congeniality where Sandra Bullock plays "None of Your Business" on a tray of wine glasses. I'm clumsy and tone deaf, but I'm still convinced that it would be a a hilarious trick to pull out at parties. That's why I was so excited to find these Musical Wine Glasses. More