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No cutting corners here.
Some things just make you nod your head and go “that makes sense.” And that’s exactly what we did when we met these rectangular plates. Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re inspired by traditional Japanese bento lunches and hint at Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware. They’ll shine all on their own, of course, or you can mix and stack ‘em with the matching deep plates and small bowls. (That’s what we’ll be doing for soup and salad, fries and dip, cheese and olives…you get the idea.)
- Made in: China
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Some things just make you nod your head and go “that makes sense.” And that’s exactly what we did when we met these rectangular plates. Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re inspired by traditional Japanese bento lunches and hint at Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware. They’ll shine all on their own, of course, or you can mix and stack ‘em with the matching deep plates and small bowls. (That’s what we’ll be doing for soup and salad, fries and dip, cheese and olives…you get the idea.)
No cutting corners here.
Some things just make you nod your head and go “that makes sense.” And that’s exactly what we did when we met these rectangular plates. Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re inspired by traditional Japanese bento lunches and hint at Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware. They’ll shine all on their own, of course, or you can mix and stack ‘em with the matching deep plates and small bowls. (That’s what we’ll be doing for soup and salad, fries and dip, cheese and olives…you get the idea.)
- Made in: China
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
Some things just make you nod your head and go “that makes sense.” And that’s exactly what we did when we met these rectangular plates. Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re inspired by traditional Japanese bento lunches and hint at Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware. They’ll shine all on their own, of course, or you can mix and stack ‘em with the matching deep plates and small bowls. (That’s what we’ll be doing for soup and salad, fries and dip, cheese and olives…you get the idea.)