Flatware can make your china and table sparkle whether it is a holiday or Wednesday night. Some people choose to have separate flatware -- one set that is more casual and one that is more formal -- for different occasions. But you could also just have one set that could go either way and make every day feel special. The important factor is that you choose flatware that suits you -- and your family. You want flatware that speaks to your personality.
The Ginkgo Vintage stainless steel set adds a bit of flair to your table with its detailed edge. This flatware matches well with dishes with rustic designs, such as those featuring roosters or fruit in muted shades or jewel tones.
This modern flatware set is unique because of the "windows" in the handles. It works well with modern dishes, such as restaurant white china or square-shaped dishes.
This attractive flatware set by Lenox works just as well with fine china as with casual dishes because of its simplicity. But if you choose this one, your napkins and tablecloths can be a bit flashier to add that something special to the table.
Gold trim flatware is one way to add bling to your table. This particular set is particularly elegant with its curves and delicate trim.
The chunky handle on the Oneida Satin Sand Dune silverware is a great compliment to detailed dishes. These also work well with a simple dish because it provides that extra something special.
Scalloped flatware, such as this set, goes well with scalloped china or dishes with a floral pattern. It's feminine and fancy.
Dubost French Olive Wood flatware gives an earthy feel to any table setting. It works great with brown, green, and beige dishes.
The lines etched into the handles of the Wallace stainless steel flatware make it an elegant and sophisticated set that works well with fine china, such as Vera Wang or Lenox.