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Scandinavian Design for Holiday Table Settings
Fabrics, kitchenware, glass items, fountains, chandeliers, flowers, decorative centerpieces and more with Christmas motifs uplift the mood and decorate our Christmas tables to welcome guests. Some of these items are used only during this time, so it's important when purchasing them to have a timeless aesthetic that won't go out of style each year due to trends.
In this case, Scandinavian design is king because Christmas tableware will last a lifetime. Whether you choose more traditional or minimalist designs, they never go out of style and, in addition, as collectible pieces, they will never be discontinued from production.
This is very important when purchasing kitchenware, ensuring that the series or model does not stop production after a few years so we can always expand our collection of pieces or replace one if it breaks. At home, we have several series from various brands for over 20 years and they can be found in stores without issue. On Christmas Eve, do you prefer a white tablecloth and white porcelain with subtle patterns or a red tablecloth with red and green dishes? Or do you switch to dark colors for New Year's Eve, gold or silver, or use regular dishes twice? Tell us about your home traditions—we love reading them.
Regardless, if you need an inspiring idea or are making a gift set to complement what you already have—a tray, cake plate, or candle holder—we recommend Scandinavian models and brands from Nordic Nest: original Scandinavian design that you will treasure for years to come!
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