Dinnerware - Everyday durable + Light?

I'm also a fan of Corelle, as well as this Casafina ceramic dinnerware set. It's durable, hefty but not too heavy, doesn't show marks, and safe for the microwave and dishwasher. The sleek shapes are also easy to mix in with your existing pieces. https://food52.com/shop/products/7049-modern-pacifica-dinnerware

Porcelain

I'm also a Corelle owner. Some of my pieces have celebrated their 30th birthday.

I can't even remember if I've broken anything: the most durable dinnerware I've ever owned.

These day the Corelle is mostly used as kitchen tools, for food prep, etc. I am currently using IKEA 365 dinnerware on a daily basis (this set is probably close to 15 years old).

Due to its slim design, Corelle stacks more compactly than probably any other non-disposable set. When I want real plates to bring on a picnic, I grab the Corelle.

One name that immediately comes to mind is Corningware's Corelle line. Durable, lightweight, many patterns, matching serving ware, DW and microwave safe. And although beautiful, stoneware and ceramic can chip and may not be microwaveable. Most dinnerware will show wear after a number of years. Also consider dinner plate size and weight... we have some simple plates from Pottery Barn we bought to fill in a set of antique Vietri dishes. They work OK, but are very large and incredibly heavy. Hope you find exactly what will work for you.

I love Corelle, made from glass. Corelle also has stoneware. They have a variety of beautiful patterns for both types. The glass stuff is microwave- and dishwasher- safe too. And it's really hard to chip the Corelle glass dinnerware.
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