*Disclaimer: This is a gifted post in collaboration with Denby pottery. I did not receive payment for this post, however, there are affiliate links in the text below. If you click my affiliate link and make a purchase, I will get a small percentage as commission. All opinions below are my own. 

The days of using boring white china are over. This year, vibrant interiors are more popular than ever and maximalism is well and truly in the spotlight. The growing popularity of bold tones has been recognised by Pantone’s Colour of 2019 – ‘Living Coral’. Denby has embraced the bold pink hue in its Heritage Piazza range, which features warm pink tones and a subtle speckled pattern.

Denby is currently running a vibrant colour campaign which showcases their other vibrant pottery collections and encourages its customers to be braver with colour. The other ranges that caught my eye were Greenwich (teal) and Elements Green (mint), as they fit the colour scheme in my apartment perfectly.

Denby has a rich heritage of creating tableware, cookware and serveware, which, by carefully observing needs and real lives, enables it to create products with purpose and soul. Beautiful and functional ceramics and homeware that are truly styled by life.

Personally, I have grown up using Denby ceramics as my parents and Grandparents have dressed their dining tables with Denby’s older collections. I have always been impressed with the quality of Denby’s ceramics but believed their products were quite old fashioned. However, Denby has definitely moved with the times and created some more quirky and modern ranges over recent years.

The importance of colour to interior design can be clearly seen in the ‘maximalist’ trend, where striking clashes of colour and pattern offer a bold and playful way to express personality in interiors as the tones of greige become less and less popular.

Colour play can be extended beyond ceramics as accessories allow for further experimentation with bold tones on the table. The introduction of bright linens and coloured glassware can beautifully highlight Denby tableware, whether it’s a combination of complementary tonal colours or the use of clashing pattern and shades to add vibrancy.

“Introducing colour into the home allows for experimentation with interiors that have a playful and expressive touch. As confidence grows we are only going to see more colour play and vibrant styles within the home, and the breadth of tones and
textures within Denby’s collections offer a great opportunity to test out the latest colour trends.”

Richard Eaton, Head of Design at Denby

A colourful table setting can transform the mood of a room for a special occasion and generate Instagram-worthy food shots. Creating your own vibrant table setting is easier than you think. Start by selecting a few different ranges in complementary colours (You will need to mix and match these ranges in order to create an interesting table display). Layering the items is important as it helps to add depth to the display. Take a look at the photo above for inspiration. As mentioned above, another great way to add colour and texture to your dining table is through cutlery and napkins. The options are endless, so play around with it until you create a vibrant table display that you are happy with.

What do you think of Denby’s ranges above? Do you have any Denby crockery in your home? Let me know in the comments below:

Click on the links to shop the ranges: Heritage Piazza | Greenwich |Elements Green 

Speak to you soon,

Eve x

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