Noritake has been producing beautiful dinnerware for over a century, and has established a reputation for stylish but practical dinnerware made from porcelain as well as fine china.
Established in Japan in 1904, Noritake has embraced Western-style design, establishing a reputation built on quality and affordability. As the company grew and established itself in more markets globally, they opened it's largest production facility in Sri Lanka as well as Thailand. This allowed the brand to increase production volume while still ensuring the same Japanese level of craftsmanship and detail.
What are the most popular Noritake Dinner Sets?
The most popular dinner set by Noritake for over a decade still remains the timeless range by famous Australian designer Marc Newson. Featured on Qantas airline's First Class and Business Class cabins, this fine dining range of contemporary tableware with a glossy white finish is made from bone china.
The next contemporary style that is very popular on Australian tables is the Noritake WoW (White on White) and Swirl ranges. Featuring stunning swirl patterns in a range of colour scapes including blue and grey options, these ranges of dinner sets are classy and striking while complimenting the presentation of food beautifully when plating.
For those wanting more classic dinnerware styles, we recommend Noritake's Charlotta, Braidwood, Toorak and Regent dinner sets as they feature sophisticated lace patterns and motifs. They feature 24k gold and platinum embossing to further add a level of class and sophistication for fine dining experiences.
