‘Dressed for Dinner' Crockery by Marianne Van Ooij
Matt Ho — December 2, 2010 — Art & Design
References: mariannevanooij & lostateminor
This set of ceramic dinnerware by Marianne Von Ooij is the perfect crockery collection to spruce up your supper table. Inspired by the social aspects of dinner parties, this ‘Dressed for Dinner’ line of plates and bowls is definitely unique.
Each carefully cast and sculpted piece has been created in a debonair dress-up theme with outfitted add-ons of cuffs, collars and zippers carved into the surface. Von Ooij displays the perfect marriage of food and wardrobe, demonstrating that food and fashion often influence one another.
Each carefully cast and sculpted piece has been created in a debonair dress-up theme with outfitted add-ons of cuffs, collars and zippers carved into the surface. Von Ooij displays the perfect marriage of food and wardrobe, demonstrating that food and fashion often influence one another.
Trend Themes
1. Debonair Dining - Opportunities for creating high-end dining experiences through innovative and visually appealing dinnerware designs.
2. Fashion-inspired Tableware - Incorporating fashion and design elements into crockery to add a unique touch to the dining experience.
3. Social Dinnerware - Crafting dinnerware with the intention of fostering social interaction and conversation during meal times.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Incorporating unique dinnerware designs to elevate dining experiences in hotels, restaurants, and cafes.
2. Home Decor - Offering visually appealing and high-quality dinnerware sets for home use as both functional and decorative items.
3. Fashion - Collaborating with designers and artists to create fashion-inspired collections for tableware to cater for a newer and innovative market.
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