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This is a review based on my personal experience using and styling the product, which was provided through the #오감리뷰 program. The more we use tableware every day, the more important the design becomes, isn't it? 🤍 Since I enjoy both cooking and collecting pretty dishes, I was especially delighted to acquire the Oatmeal 8-piece set from the Danish tableware brand Aida. The product is charming for its clean and natural design characteristic of Nordic style, and the Oatmeal color I chose feels a bit different from typical beige tableware. Up close, you can see small color fragments naturally blended together, creating a texture reminiscent of terrazzo flooring. Rather than a plain solid color, the addition of subtle patterns and a semi-gloss finish creates a simple yet sophisticated atmosphere. I think it will go particularly well with my favorite wood-toned dining table, and it would also look lovely paired with white tableware or colorful cups. 🌿 I think the advantage of these neutral-colored dishes is that the plating never looks excessive, no matter what food is served on them. I thought it would be great for a variety of uses, from brunch and salads to pasta and simple home-cooked meals. Not only the design but also the manufacturing method is worth noting. They say they applied a spray glazing technique, which involves finely spraying glaze, to create a uniform surface texture. Additionally, it is crafted to be resistant to staining and scratches, making it a practical set for everyday tableware. I debated between the two colors, white and oatmeal, but I think I made the right choice selecting oatmeal, which features warm tones and a natural terrazzo pattern. Dishes that liven up the atmosphere of the dining table without any elaborate decorations. Since the design doesn't go out of style easily, it is a tableware set I want to keep for a long time and use for various table stylings. 🍽️ #Aida #aida #테이블웨어 #그릇세트 #오트밀식기 #북유럽인테리어 #홈카페 #테이블스타일링 #오늘의집