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Bloomingville

We stock Bloomingville homeware for the kitchen, the dining table and the living room: cups, mugs, bowls and plates, vases and candle holders, faux plants, throws and table lamps. Ceramic is the main material, joined by fabric, glass, metal and wood, and the finishes run from reactive glazes to hand painting. There are Christmas decorations and festive pieces too.

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Bloomingville cups, mugs, bowls and plates

Tableware makes up a large share of what we stock from Bloomingville: bowls, cups, plates and mugs, with serving platters, trays and jugs to go with them, and glassware for drinks. For the worktop there are storage jars and kitchen accessories. Some pieces are sold as sets of two, three, four or six, so you can start with a matching run, or pick single pieces and mix designs and colours as you go.

Bloomingville glazes and hand painting

The range's ceramic is chiefly stoneware, and the glaze does much of the work. Reactive glazes are the commonest finish, followed by hand painting, and there are solid coloured and crackle glazes too, as well as printed decals with hand-painted details. Glazes like these can vary in colour from piece to piece, which makes them easy to mix: a reactive glaze beside a hand-painted design looks deliberate rather than mismatched.

Caring for Bloomingville tableware

Care is set out piece by piece in the care rows on the product page, so check them for the piece you have in mind. Of the pieces with a dishwasher row, about four in five are marked dishwasher safe. Nearly two in three of those with a microwave row are marked microwave safe, and just over three in five of those with an oven row are marked oven safe. More than nine in ten pieces with a food safe row are marked food safe.

Bloomingville vases, candle holders and faux plants

Away from the table, candle holders and vases are two of the largest parts of the range. Glass sits beside the ceramic, some of it mouth-blown, with metal, wood, marble and terracotta in the mix. Faux plants bring greenery to a dark corner with no watering, planters hold the real thing, and decorative bowls, sculptures, figurines and wall art fill the spaces between. A vase, two candle holders and a faux plant on a sideboard make an easy start.

Bloomingville throws, rugs, lamps and side tables

Fabric is the second material after ceramic. Throws and rugs head the textiles, with napkins for the table and a few cushions. Table lamps and side tables round out a room: a throw over the arm of a chair and a lamp on a side table go a long way in a reading corner.

Bloomingville at Christmas

Christmas is a sizeable part of the range. Besides the Christmas decorations, Christmas designs run through other kinds of piece, so festive touches can go further than the tree. They sit easily beside the everyday glazes and textiles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bloomingville tableware dishwasher safe?
Many pieces are. Of the Bloomingville pieces whose product page has a dishwasher row, about four in five are marked dishwasher safe and about one in five are not, so check the care rows on the product page of the piece you want before it goes in.

Can Bloomingville pieces go in the microwave or the oven?
Many can, though some cannot. Of the pieces with a microwave row on their product page, nearly two in three are marked microwave safe, and of those with an oven row, just over three in five are marked oven safe. The answer differs from piece to piece, so read the care rows for the one you have in mind.

Will two Bloomingville pieces match exactly?
Not necessarily. Reactive glazes are the commonest finish in the range, and where a product page notes it, colour can vary from piece to piece because of the nature of the glaze and, on some pieces, the handcrafting, while a crackle glaze can deepen as the piece is used. We think the variation is part of the charm.

Are Bloomingville pieces sold singly or in sets?
Some pieces come as sets of two, three, four or six, and some as sets of twelve, while others are sold on their own. The product title and page say what is included, so you can buy a matching set in one go or build up a mixed table piece by piece.

What colours does the Bloomingville range come in?
Multicoloured pieces are the commonest, followed by green, blue, brown and white, then rose, black, grey, red and natural shades, with gold, clear, purple, silver, yellow and orange in smaller numbers. Mixed colours sit happily together on a table, so there is no need to buy everything in one shade.

Do you stock Bloomingville lamps and furniture?
Yes. Table lamps are the main lighting we stock from Bloomingville, with a few pendant lights besides. Side tables lead the furniture, joined by a few coffee tables, wall shelves and garden tables and chairs. A handful of pieces need self-assembly, and their product pages say so.

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