Now here’s something to chew on. What common household item do you hold and put in your mouth 50 times a day? That’s more than your toothbrush. And when was the last time you thought about it? I ...

This flatware set featured the first-ever ornate stainless steel pattern that could be compared to sterling, establishing ...

Aside from the dull-edged butter knife, we enjoyed testing the Lenox Portola flatware set. It’s definitely fancy for flatware, but it still feels suitable for everyday use, and we found each piece ...

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Of all the flatware patterns vying for a spot on your table, one has risen of late to become the It fork, spoon, and knife. That honor goes to Sabre’s Bistrot line of skinny French flatware—and the ...

Here’s why I will never become rich as a home design columnist. Because, far too often, when I go out to investigate some aspect of better living, I wind up buying into it. Literally. Which brings me ...

Picking flatware is a surprisingly weighty decision, especially since the average American buys only three sets in a lifetime. We spent over 100 hours on research to help you make a more informed ...

Now here’s something to chew on. What common household item do you hold and put it in your mouth 50 times a day? (That’s more than your toothbrush.) And when was the last time you thought about it? I ...

Whether it’s your first set or your third, there comes a time when you recognize that the house you’ve made a home needs a quality set of flatware for gatherings and everyday use. Mikasa is a trusted ...

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