Lexi Collection

Lexi porcelain dinnerware brings softly curved shapes and an understated off-white finish to the table. Its plates have gently lifted rims, while its bowls offer different shapes for everyday meals and courses with broth. Start with the dishes you use most often: a dinner plate for the main course, a smaller plate for sides or dessert, a rounded bowl for bowl-based meals, and a wider bowl for soup. White and Black Trim finishes let you choose how much contrast to bring to the table.

The design behind Lexi dinnerware

Lexi’s subtle arcs give the plates a sculptural outline without an elaborate pattern. The dinner and smaller plates share that curved profile, helping different courses look coordinated when served together. The bowls carry the same restrained style in forms suited to different foods: one is deeper and more compact, while the soup bowl has a wider opening. Lexi’s porcelain pieces also stack neatly after a meal. Choose the shapes that suit your usual menu first, then consider how many place settings you need.

Lexi plate and bowl shapes

• Dinner plates have a gently arced shape and lifted rim that frame a main course. At 10.25 inches across, they provide the larger plate in a Lexi place setting. Use them for everyday lunches and dinners, or as the starting point for a coordinated table when serving guests.
  
• Smaller plates carry the same curved design at 8 inches across. Their lighter scale suits salads, side dishes, and dessert without requiring a different tableware style for each course. The lifted rim keeps the smaller plate visually connected to the dinner plate beside it.
  
• Rounded bowls have a deep, compact shape with a 5.8-inch opening. They work for cereal, grain salads, and brothy noodles, making them useful when one bowl needs to cover several everyday meals. Their curved form complements Lexi’s softly arced plates.
  
• Soup bowls have a wider 8.1-inch opening for soup and other broth-based dishes. They offer a distinct serving shape when a smaller rounded bowl is also needed at the table, while keeping the restrained curves of the Lexi series.

Lexi sets combine these shapes in different quantities. Compare the included dishes and service size to find a set that fits the meals you serve.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do White and Black Trim differ?

White keeps the soft off-white porcelain look uninterrupted. Black Trim adds a dark outline to the Lexi shapes. Consider the plates and bowls you already use, then choose the finish that will sit comfortably alongside them.

Do I need both Lexi bowl shapes?

A compact rounded bowl can cover cereal, grain salads, and many bowl-based meals. A separate soup bowl gives broth-based courses a wider serving shape. If you often serve both kinds of dishes at one meal, check that your chosen set includes both bowl shapes.

How should I choose a Lexi dinnerware set?

Start with the number of people you usually serve. Then check whether the set includes the plate and bowl shapes your meals call for. The piece count alone cannot tell you how many different dish types will be at each place setting.