Resonance, designed by Carsten Gollnick, goes beyond the boundaries of conventional design and tabletop décor, inviting chefs and restaurants to explore a variety of stoneware and porcelain combinations. This innovative blend of shapes, finishes, and materials promises to elevate every plating and culinary experience, and enhance the guest experience to new levels of sophistication.

The love of life, family, friends, and good food has inspired Costa Nova to create fine stoneware collections that combine quality and design with the best in ceramic craftsmanship. The brand produces innovative and sustainable stoneware, made from the best natural resources in Portugal. We embrace "handmade" and preserve our European heritage in the manufacture of our stoneware collections, bringing to the table and to the home unique and elegant pieces that suit today’s way of living and are able to last for generations. Costa Nova was born in a small Portuguese fishing village, near the Atlantic Ocean. Nowadays, carrying Portugal's name and heritage all over the world, Costa Nova is present across five continents, in prestigious department stores, boutiques, hotels, and renowned restaurants. Using the best natural resources in Portugal, Costa Nova products are made in a single firing system heated up to 1180 degrees C (2160 degrees F), which creates a unique ceramic body with a special bonding between the clay and the glazed surface. This original formula explains why our stoneware is so durable and resistant to both thermal and mechanical shocks. In addition, our team of designers, technicians, modelers, and craftsmen are constantly developing original shapes and colors, all the way to truly unique designed and handcrafted pieces. Costa Nova sees its products and operations as part of a long-life cycle and is committed to taking better care of the community and of the world. The effort to go green and to minimize our impact on the environment is always a work in progress. As producers, we commit ourselves daily to protect the environment, avoiding unnecessary harm through the resources we use and the products we manufacture.

Found in some of the finest hotels and restaurants worldwide, the Friso collection sets the standard for elegant simplicity, unlimited versatility, and exceptional durability. Featuring a subtle grooved edge hand-painted by skilled artisans, it retains a new attitude in stoneware for entertaining or casual everyday use. Glazes are complemented with color, to create a soft palette that blends harmoniously in any occasion.

Oh my goodness, these dinner plates are absolutely beautiful. They came so well packaged and I have to say the minute I opened the box I was thrilled. The plates are perfect size and heavy, they are very well made and classy expensive plates. The color gray i ordered them in are the perfect shade of light gray. You should definitely go for these are I know I will use them for years to come…. Michelle. Charleston, SC. Sun Jun 01 2025

Soup plate Constellation d'Or. The application of gold in pieces, defining various textures, was used in the porcelain of Sèvres in the late 18th century.

Simple and functional, this set of side plates in white porcelain was first designed in the 1960s by acclaimed Danish designer Henning Koppel, a longtime Georg Jensen collaborator. The pieces, which are part of a wider set of handsome dinnerware, mark Koppel's first foray into porcelainware and a major evolution in the designer's career. The collection represents an all-important design in his wide-spanning oeuvre of work that Georg Jensen is bringing back to life through contemporary techniques, ensuring the dish is sturdy and long-lasting. Ideal for everyday use and bigger occasions alike, this set of plates brings a refined touch to any setting and ambience.

Stylish and contemporary, the Beja collection adds a sophisticated yet casual look to any table. With graceful lines, both dinnerware, and serving pieces feature a sleek rim in three traditional colors that capture the architectural landscape of Beja and the nostalgic charm of old enameled collections.