30+ Fashionable Plates That Bring Art To Your Table

From painterly to whimsical to classic, we’ve rounded up 33 plates that will make a statement on your dining table.

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Chinoiserie

An exquisite mix of Asian flowers, foliage and birds.

By Jasper Conran for Wedgwood. Bone china. $90. Atkinson’s of Vancouver.

Andy Warhol Campbell’s Soup Plate

Fans of pop art will love this statement-making plate featuring the artist’s iconic image.

By Ligne Blanche. Bone china. $211. Farfetch.

Ina

Hand painted with intricate calligraphic bands, these plates have cool nautical style.

By Laboratorio Paravicini. Ceramic. Approx. $115. The Ark Elements.

Ape Head

A modern camouflage pattern with bold, graphic style.

By Bape. Porcelain. $105. Ssense.

Serenity

Nodding to the aesthetic of ancient Greece, hand painted, then glazed.

By Themis Z. Porcelain. $75. MatchesFashion.

Signum

A whimsical octagonal pattern draws the eye right to a gold swan motif.

Porcelain. $265. Swarovski.

Wonderlust Sapphire

Beautiful blossoms and wildlife come together on this gallery-worthy plate.

Fine bone china. $82. Wedgwood.

Toile De Jouy

This Limoges porcelain plate features a hand-painted fi let border in the iconic pattern beloved by the fashion designer.

By Cordelia de Castellane for Dior Maison. Porcelain. Approx. $196. Dior.

Jardin

A linear botanical pattern in watery blue and green.

By Haviland & Parlon. Porcelain. Approx. $190. Neiman Marcus.

Florence

Strokes of color and texture combine to create a glamorous plate.

By Celiné. Approx. $39. Rosseta Home.

The ancient Greek god sits front and center on this orange dessert plate, surrounded by a border of waves.

By Luke Edward Hall for Ginori 1735. Porcelain. $115. Atkinson’s of Vancouver.

Newport

A signature hexagon pattern in cool blue with a polished golden rim.

By Jonathan Adler. Porcelain. $63. The Modern Shop.

Janine

The antique floral pattern is hand painted using natural mineral pigments, then sun-dried.

By Vaisselle. Ceramic. $237/set of 2. Amara.

Moda Domus Collection Plate

A playful dinner plate designed with a hand- painted shrimp motif.

By Solimene Art for Moda Domus. Ceramic. Approx. $345/set of 4. Moda Operandi.

Granduca Coreana

Nodding to the tastes of Florentine noblewomen, this plate features hand-painted Japanese and Chinese flowers.

By Richard Ginori. Porcelain. $223. Atkinson’s of Vancouver.

Oriente Italiano

In pink with a golden rim, in the aesthetic of traditional Florentine ceramics.

In Azalea by Richard Ginori for Ginori 1735. Porcelain. $265. Hopson Grace.

Eden

Sold in a set of two, featuring botanical hand-painted motifs.

Porcelain. Approx. $254/set of 2. La DoubleJ.

Rainbow Viola

These colorful yet minimalist plates strike the right contemporary note.

Porcelain. Approx. $124/set of 2. La DoubleJ.

Dome Of Garnier Opera

This coupe plate was inspired by the sketches of Marc Chagall.

By Bernardaud. Porcelain. $910. Atkinson’s of Vancouver.

Wisteria

A fruit plate with scalloped edges and a traditional floral pattern.

By Cabana Magazine. Porcelain. $470/set of 4. MatchesFashion.

Classics On Acid

The irregular shape and an Imari dragon pattern have an eclectic look.

By Diesel x Seletti. Porcelain. $120. Shopdecor.

Baleno

Asymmetrical edges surround this deep plate, which is printed with a geometric pattern.

By Bitossi Home. Porcelain. Approx. $259/set of 4. Frankbros.

Bee

Botanical drawings of bumblebees and blooms with a subtle honeycomb background.

Porcelain. $29. Williams Sonoma.

Blossom

This plate’s flowering dogwood decal is applied by hand before glazing.

By Candice Kaye. Fine bone china; decals. $22. CB2.

Agra

A burst of pattern is hand painted on this graphic charger.

By Alberto Pinto. Porcelain. Approx. $589. Gracious Style.

Blooming Poppies

A 17th-century Indian motif adorns this fun and graphic plate.

By Madeline Weinrib for Good Earth. Fine bone china. Approx. $221/set of 4. The Met Store.

Herbarium

This whimsical toile de jouy design with cherry branches, leaves and flowers is reminiscent of vintage fabric. The black edge lends modern style.

By Alessandro Michele for Gucci Décor. Porcelain. $260/set of 2. Gucci.

Sargadelos, For MoMA

A collaboration with a Spanish heritage brand in four colorways.

By Sargadelos. Porcelain. $163/set of 4. MoMA Design Store.

Helleborus

A reproduction of a watercolor by Paola Caselli with a matte 24k-gold rim.

Porcelain; 24k gold. Approx. $885/set of 4. Artemest.

Insomnia

This graphic dessert plate by Chiara Terraneo is hand painted on both sides.

Dessert Plate N. 2. Ceramic. Approx. $143. Artemest.

Charlotte Street East

A solid navy border and dot pattern combine for a classic look.

By Kate Spade New York. Porcelain. 9″ diam. $30. Hudson’s Bay.