House of Palmer review

House of Palmer sells tableware designed for gathering and entertaining with family and friends. The range includes dishwasher safe plates and linens that mix and match for coordinated settings. Patterns suit outdoor dinners, long lunches, holidays and everyday meals alike.

The range organizes around four collections named Blue Grotto, Harborside, Palm Court and Riviera. Each collection supports entertaining with pieces that mix and coordinate for hosting. The Blue Grotto Plate Set shows how patterns work together across table settings.

Molly Simard founded House of Palmer after keeping wedding china and linen napkins folded for rare occasions. She noticed real moments happened on paper plates during Tuesday dinners and Friday pizza nights. Her brand treats people around the table as the occasion and details as support.

The Blue Grotto collection draws on the blue waters and sun washed stone of the Mediterranean. Crisp blue patterns sit with soft linens for a relaxed yet refined table. The look suits long lunches, seaside dinners and other gatherings. Pieces mix with other collections for varied settings.

The signature dinner and salad plates are made from melamine. Linen napkins are embroidered, and placemats are tailored to sit neatly on the table. Together the pieces form a table setting that mixes sturdy dishes with textile layers. Each element adds its own texture to the setting.

Gentle washing and proper storage help preserve the beauty of each piece. Care instructions come with every item to guide upkeep. Looking after the pieces this way helps favorites stay in top condition over time. Following those instructions keeps linens and plates in their intended shape.

Each House of Palmer bundle provides a coordinated table setting for four people. Sixteen pieces make up the set, covering plates, napkins and placemats. The bundle suits families and friends who gather for regular meals. Mixing with other bundles extends the setting for larger gatherings.