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How does a table become a form of self-expression? In this mini-interview with Elle Decoration, Szidónia Szilágyi—founder of SIDONIES—shares her thoughts on style, tradition, and the quiet luxury of hosting. Discover the art of table setting as a lifestyle.

Table etiquette is more than just tradition—it enhances the dining experience and makes guests feel at ease. While some rules are timeless, others evolve with modern dining trends. The next time you set the table, try incorporating a few of these tips and see how they transform your hosting game! | Sidonies

Imari is the name given to the exquisite porcelains crafted on the island of Kyūshū in Japan. Adorned with cobalt blue and iron red, these porcelain pieces capture the essence of Japanese floral art, seamlessly blending elements from the vegetal and mineral worlds. The Imari collection stands out with its delicate interplay of colors and motifs, exemplifying the harmony of contrasts: geometric patterns on the borders meet watercolor-inspired compositions of airy elegance.

Table setting is more than just placing plates and glasses—it’s an artistic expression that reflects personal style and enhances the ambiance of a space. Just as carefully chosen furniture defines a room, thoughtfully selected tableware transforms dining into an immersive experience. The interplay of colors, textures, and patterns on the table echoes the principles of interior design, creating harmony and balance.

Crystal tableware is not just an object—it’s a work of art. Handcrafted with precision, these delicate pieces deserve the utmost care to maintain their brilliance. Dishwashers, while convenient, pose significant risks to crystal due to high temperatures, harsh detergents, and abrasive water pressure.

Discover the refined world of Varga Crystal, where centuries-old craftsmanship meets contemporary elegance. From molten minerals to hand-cut engravings, each lead crystal glass is a work of art—designed to elevate everyday rituals with light, form, and personal expression.