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1 / 11Scene Stealer: It takes an artist's eye to design pieces that captivate the table. Kara Rosenlund is an acclaimed Australian photographer and stylist. Her love for authenticity and adventure is celebrated through her photography, and now in her new range of kitchen products. Cheese board, $65. shop.kararosenlund.comSupplied
2 / 11Snuggle In: Offer guests a throw for when they feel the cold and your status as superhost will skyrocket. $214. linenmoore.com.auSupplied
3 / 11Soup Style: Warming broths are the ideal first course for luxe winter dining. These limited edition black bowls are part of Ikea's new collaboration with Swedish glass and ceramic designer Ingegerd Raman. Each bowl is mouthblown by skilled craftspeople. $14.95 for a two pack. ikea.comSupplied
4 / 11Fromage Favorites: From gooey and melty to hard and crumbly this copper knife set has serving options for every cheese. $50. twopairs.com.auSupplied
5 / 11Best Dressed: The combination of natural linen napkins with the brown resin handles of Cultipol Goa's new flatware is both eternally stylish and bang-on trend. Napkins $15, flatware $360 per set. francalia.com.auSupplied
6 / 11Pour Amore: Tis the season for gravy, sauces and syrups. These exposed stoneware vessels are part of a new collection for Royal Doulton by internationally acclaimed designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. Perfect for pouring, they can be left on the table for added style and easy second serves. Wooden trivet, $49.95, large black jug $129.00, small white jug (part of a set) $89.95. myer.com.auSupplied
7 / 11Name Game: Assigned seating is a good thing at thing at a dinner party. Direct funny people to the middle of the table and shy ones near the host. Switch it up for dessert so you can mix up the dynamic. Brass card holders, $29.95. kikki-k.comSupplied
8 / 11Fashion Plates: Mix cream and black plates for a moody winter vibe. These Phendei plates are Australian designed and handmade in Cambodia without machinery. Each piece is unique. From $25. thedesignhunter.com.au Supplied
9 / 11Winter Serve: Dinosaur Designs may not have predicted how cold this winter would be but they had the temerity to introduce "Moss", a new range that complements the drop in temperature perfectly. Servers, $110. dinosaurdesigns.com.auSupplied
10 / 11Hot Piece: The caramel-hued tones of Dinosaur Design's new temple platter will add warmth to any winter table. $110. dinosaurdesigns.com.auSupplied
11 / 11Ole Smoky: Contrast smoke-hued water tumblers with transparent wine glasses to add drama to the tablescape. From $5. freedom.com.auSupplied
Heat up chilly nights with indulgent dinner parties. Set the mood with natural textures and rich, muted tones.
Pour Amore
Tis the season for gravy, sauces and syrups. These exposed stoneware vessels are part of a new collection for Royal Doulton by internationally acclaimed designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. Perfect for pouring, they can be left on the table for added style and easy second serves. Wooden trivet, $49.95, large black jug $129.00, small white jug (part of a set) $89.95. myer.com.au
Soup Style
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Warming broths are the ideal first course for luxe winter dining. These limited-edition black bowls are part of IKEA's new collaboration with Swedish glass and ceramic designer Ingegerd Raman. Each bowl is mouth blown by skilled craftspeople. $14.95 for a two pack. ikea.com
Ole Smoky
Contrast smoke-hued water tumblers with transparent wine glasses to add drama to the tablescape. From $5. freedom.com.au
Best Dressed
The combination of natural linen napkins with the brown resin handles of Cultipol Goa's new flatware is both eternally stylish and bang on trend. Napkins $15, flatware $360 a set. francalia.com.au
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Name Game
Assigned seating is a good thing at thing at a dinner party. Direct funny people to the middle of the table and shy ones near the host. Switch it up for dessert so you can mix up the dynamic. Brass card holders, $29.95. kikki-k.com
Fromage Favourites
From gooey and melty to hard and crumbly, this copper knife set has serving options for every cheese. $50. twopairs.com.au
Fashion Plates
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Mix cream and black plates for a moody winter vibe. These Phendei plates are Australian designed and handmade in Cambodia without machinery. Each piece is unique. From $25. thedesignhunter.com.au
Hot Piece
The caramel-hued tones of Dinosaur Design's new temple platter will add warmth to any winter table. $110. dinosaurdesigns.com.au
Winter Serve
Dinosaur Designs may not have predicted how cold this winter would be but they had the temerity to introduce "Moss", a new range that complements the drop in temperature perfectly. Servers, $110. dinosaurdesigns.com.au
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Snuggle In
Offer guests a throw for when they feel the cold and your status as superhost will skyrocket. $214. linenmoore.com.au
Scene Stealer
It takes an artist's eye to design pieces that captivate the table. Kara Rosenlund is an acclaimed Australian photographer and stylist. Her love for authenticity and adventure is celebrated through her photography, and now in her new range of kitchen products. Cheese board, $65. shop.kararosenlund.com
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