A five-piece place setting of Quatrefoil by Lenox includes a dinner plate, salad plate, butter plate, cup and saucer. Statement pieces for entertaining include a serving bowl and an oval platter.
When it comes to the tabletop, millions of quatrefoil aficionados need look no further than America’s iconic name in fine china, Lenox, whose Quatrefoil dinnerware features the pattern delicately outlined in platinum and repeated in bands throughout the collection. Brilliance meets nuance where Lenox has connected the platinum leaf elements with tiny, lustrous gold dots. This technique lends the pattern a jewelry-like quality – if you could lift it off of the plate it would be your favorite necklace. A soft mica grey hugs one edge of the quatrefoil bands, highlighting them perfectly against a backdrop of white bone china. Precious materials, subtle design details applied by hand and superb craftsmanship make Lenox’s Quatrefoil a timeless choice of heirloom quality that also lets you indulge in one of today’s hottest decorating and fashion trends.
There are several possible explanations for this new obsession with an ancient shape. One is that when Americans travel internationally, bringing a bit of quatrefoil into the home environment may harken holidays spent in Paris, London, Florence or Venice without resorting to framing that postcard of the Doge’s Palace (below, left). The four-leaf shape is also a symbol of good luck, a talisman for those seeking to surround themselves with good omens in uncertain times.
Another trend-starter is the pop-culture influence of hit television series such as the medieval-chic-fantasy art direction of HBO’s Game of Thrones,
the pretty fairy tale castles (below right) of ABC’s
Once Upon a Time, and opulent Italian Renaissance architecture as seen in Showtime’s The Borgias. Whatever the inspiration, the quatrefoil is a beautiful pattern with timeless appeal that’s undeniably having a moment in 21st century design.
So until I can get my safe spot for my beautiful new collection of Quatrefoil by Lenox China, I will keep it safe and stored away, awaiting a time in the near future when I can display and use the beautiful pieces!!
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This was not a paid post and honest/original opinions were used and they are my own. Thank you to the company and/or pr agency who supplied the product for review.






2 comments:
I love Lenox, we have some Lenox ornaments for Christmas and my grandson has a first Christmas ornament from them. Such awesome well crafted products!
That is so pretty. I have too many dishes; but, I always want more. ~smile~
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