A product development venture of the Savannah College of Art and Design, Working Class Studio is comprised of an interdisciplinary team of students who design and manufacture a line of products. The Wrought Irony Melamine Dinnerware collection of salad/dessert plates, dinner plates and chargers are the creations of six designers: Swathi Ghanta, Sarah Jennings, Kyle Millsap, Kate Butler, Haynes Riley and Ginny Branch. The bold, colorful 10" dinner plates are great for outdoor dining or to mix and match with your china for a fun, eclectic mix

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A graphic interpretation of various organic shapes, the 20-Piece Setting in notNeutral's Season pattern is fun and punchy without being over-the-top.

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notNeutral's latest pattern is sleek and quiet. Based on the Flora pattern, don't let the light blue fool you. Look closely at the pattern and find the thorns among the flowers. Truly notNeutral.

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Saturated color images are molded into 10 inch heavy-duty Melamine plates manufactured by the same company that makes them for the US military. Produced in limited quantities as sets of four. Pop Ink dinnerware proves that you can have your art and eat off it, too.

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• , kitchen
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