Impress your guests with the right dinnerware sets

Dinnerware sets come in ranges from formal to casual. Some even go as far as to wear their formal ensembles to their everyday, everyday meals. Dinnerware comes in brands from the more affordable Corelle dinnerware set to the more elaborate Lenox dinnerware set. It really depends on the impression you want to give your guests.

These sets have some beautiful designs and colors, whether they are Corelle or Lenox. Many homes contain your everyday dinnerware and then your special set for those special occasions and special guests. Dinnerware sets are really one of the most important things in your daily meals and party hosting.

Some love the feeling of being like royalty and serve their meals on some of the more formal tableware. One of the most formal is the Lenox brand, which is a bone china tableware. The Lenox set is definitely the most respected name in dinnerware sets and has the reputation of royalty. Many of Lenox’s pieces are inlaid with real gold in the patterns to add even more elegance and finesse to their appearance. Of course, you will have the feeling of being a king or queen with these special pieces placed so perfectly on your table.

The Lenox set is durable and very expensive, but in the long run it may not be as expensive as it seems with the length of time it will last. It really depends on your own desires and styles and how you want to show your personality. Lenox are very elegant and beautiful. Bone china dinnerware sets include an ingredient called bone ash, and that is what separates them from fine china. These are so elegant that they are actually considered ceramic and bone ash sets them apart as being more elegant and even more beautiful and luxurious.

At the budget end of dinnerware sets are Corelle dinnerware sets. They have a reputation for lasting much longer because they are break resistant, fade resistant, microwave, dishwasher and oven safe. These can still break because they are still made of glass so keep this in mind. They are not recommended for use on a stovetop or under a broiler or flame. They also have a reputation for being lightweight and can be stacked without the worry of splintering. Corelle also offers matching serving bowls, plates, casseroles and many more pieces, just like the more expensive china sets.