Looks Like White

Food52 Handmade Oval Dinnerware, by Looks Like White

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Food52 Handmade Oval Dinnerware, by Looks Like White
Looks Like White

Food52 Handmade Oval Dinnerware, by Looks Like White

Sorry, this item is no longer available.
Sorry, this item is no longer available.

The new shape on your tabletop.

There are lots of ways to bring new life to your tabletop—color, pattern, mixing and matching. Now we can add shape to that list, with our new, exclusive oval dinnerware. A collaboration with Looks Like White, the hand thrown oblong plates and bowls have a smooth, sheeny glazed finish with a slightly asymmetrical, organic shape and an irregular edge. They’re totally unique: just undone enough, and in a simple, creamy white, still look classic and polished. Each piece is imprinted with a Food52 by Looks Like White stamp on the underside.

Due to their handmade nature, each piece will vary slightly.

Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they're handmade, we think!).

  • Made in: Montreal, Quebec
  • Product Warranty:
  • Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns

There are lots of ways to bring new life to your tabletop—color, pattern, mixing and matching. Now we can add shape to that list, with our new, exclusive oval dinnerware. A collaboration with Looks Like White, the hand thrown oblong plates and bowls have a smooth, sheeny glazed finish with a slightly asymmetrical, organic shape and an irregular edge. They’re totally unique: just undone enough, and in a simple, creamy white, still look classic and polished. Each piece is imprinted with a Food52 by Looks Like White stamp on the underside.

Due to their handmade nature, each piece will vary slightly.

Heads up: Due to the way these pieces are crafted, the bottoms are left unglazed (a nice lil' reminder of the fact that they're handmade, we think!).

Meet the Maker

Looks Like White

Montreal, Quebec
Montreal-based designer Trudy Crane has worked in interior design for years—and recently branched out into pottery. After trying to work with color, she decided she loved plain, stark white the most—in all its many shades, forms, and nuances.
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