The first things you notice about GROVE are the shapes — not square or round or typical in any way — that mimic nature’s own handiwork. Next, subtly textured grooves roll across the surface to add depth. When pigment and glazing are applied, they settle in the grooves in different thicknesses and intensities, forming variations in appearance and feel. Although each GROVE piece is a blend of colors, the dominant tones are sepia, which plays well with rustic foods and herbaceous plating, and cool gray, which elevates dishes with a quirky sophistication.
Handcrafted at Hall, part of The Homer Laughlin China Company® (HLC Inc.) since 2010, GROVE presents an eclectic backdrop worthy of an array of culinary creations.
Bowdler said, “Our goal was to create a canvas that had a preemptive wow factor for plating signature entrees, first-course favorites, or desserts. We designed Grove to be at the center of the table or front and center at the bar. That’s a busy place, and Grove is shaped to show beautifully with a minimal footprint.”
Add the GROVE Collection to your mix to accent tabletop décor, tie everything together, or produce a pointed contrast. It gives food a show-stopping presentation that adds value and center-stage appeal.
To learn more about Hall China and its new GROVE Collection, go here: http://www.hlcdinnerware.com/home
