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Watch ‘em go.
When we met these rectangular plates, we knew we needed matching bowls. And here they are: Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re made to mix and stack with other dishes and bowls like traditional Japanese bento lunches (though they’ll surely shine on their own too). Their design draws a lil’ inspiration from Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware—and we won’t be surprised if they prompt many more stunning collections themselves.
- Made in: China
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
When we met these rectangular plates, we knew we needed matching bowls. And here they are: Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re made to mix and stack with other dishes and bowls like traditional Japanese bento lunches (though they’ll surely shine on their own too). Their design draws a lil’ inspiration from Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware—and we won’t be surprised if they prompt many more stunning collections themselves.
Watch ‘em go.
When we met these rectangular plates, we knew we needed matching bowls. And here they are: Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re made to mix and stack with other dishes and bowls like traditional Japanese bento lunches (though they’ll surely shine on their own too). Their design draws a lil’ inspiration from Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware—and we won’t be surprised if they prompt many more stunning collections themselves.
- Made in: China
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
When we met these rectangular plates, we knew we needed matching bowls. And here they are: Part of French design house Merci’s La Nouvelle Table collection, they’re made to mix and stack with other dishes and bowls like traditional Japanese bento lunches (though they’ll surely shine on their own too). Their design draws a lil’ inspiration from Russel Wright’s iconic American Modern dinnerware—and we won’t be surprised if they prompt many more stunning collections themselves.