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Who doesn't remember Oneida dinnerware and flatware? I do and I always remember that it had that old time feeling but not in a good way.
Well, not anymore.
From whimsy to fanciful, Oneida has something for everyone’s dinner table. Oneida recently launched its Chef’s Table line of porcelain white dinnerware, which is available in 3 shapes; hard square, soft square and round along with plenty of entertaining accessories like serving platters and dipping dishes.
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Who doesn't remember Oneida dinnerware and flatware? I do and I always remember that it had that old time feeling but not in a good way.
Well, not anymore.
From whimsy to fanciful, Oneida has something for everyone’s dinner table. Oneida recently launched its Chef’s Table line of porcelain white dinnerware, which is available in 3 shapes; hard square, soft square and round along with plenty of entertaining accessories like serving platters and dipping dishes.
Along with using it for every day use, New York event stylist and owner of SC3 Group, Angela Giannopoulos offers several tips for easy at-home entertaining:
- Versatility is key. Make considerations when stocking your kitchen cabinets— consider cookware and serving dishes that can be used both for smaller and larger occasions, as well as casual and formal ones.
- Accessorize your home. Angela often hangs on to things that she shouldn’t, but has learned that any little knick knack can come into play when decorating for events. She has made candle holders out of mason jars, a menu with a chalkboard and centerpieces using old pitchers. Cool ideas !! I use vintage bowls from yard sales as candle holders
- Use nature to your advantage. When decorating, use sprigs and blooms grown near your home to add life to your table settings. Various shades of colors found in wildflowers often create an organic energy making a table setting more inviting for guests. Also, arranging flowers in different sized vases can be visually appealing on a long table while single, tall flowers work well with a table for two. When I have friends over, I buy a big bouquet of flowers, split the flowers among my one good Waterford vase (you only need one good vase in my opinion) and watcher pitcher I received as a gift (I have 2) and it looks like I have tons of flowers in my apartment.
Courtesy of Oneida, NYC Single Mom Reviews is having a giveaway where one lucky reader will win the large platter from Oneida Chef's Table Collection.
You just have to tell us one tip that you use to dress up your dinner/buffet table.
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Disclosure: NYC Single Mom was not compensated for this post and Oneida is supplying the large platter for this giveaway. Fulfillment of the platter will be handled by a third party.
You just have to tell us one tip that you use to dress up your dinner/buffet table.
For additional entries:
1. Link to this giveaway post on your blog
2. Become an email subscriber and confirm subscription
3. Become a blog follower
4. Follow me on twitter: http://www.twitter.com/NYCSingleMom
5. Become a Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/pages/New-York-City-Single-Mom/173390540429
Disclosure: NYC Single Mom was not compensated for this post and Oneida is supplying the large platter for this giveaway. Fulfillment of the platter will be handled by a third party.














































