Amefa ECLAT Pastels 16 Piece Cutlery Set

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A gentle mix of soft, soothing colours, Dayna Isom Johnson, Etsy trend expert, says using pastels at home provides both a relaxing effect and a rosy optimism that’s well-suited for fresh starts and recharging – what we all need a bit of right now. Sam 3 Seater Lounger, Tranquil Dawn in Linen Look, €1,009, DFS (DFS/PA) Explore an array of pastel balloon clouds in cotton candy colours, made up of powdery pinks and lilacs, rose, peach and nude, with shades of vanilla, blueberry and strawberry macaroon. This sweet pastel theme is perfect for a birthday, baby celebration, or children’s unicorn, mermaid or princess party too. You get what you pay for with cutlery. And Robert Welch, while on the slightly pricier end of the spectrum, goes to prove it. Made with 18/10 stainless steel – the finest grade available – and with a hefty weight, this cutlery makes dining feel like a luxurious experience, no matter what you’re eating. Robert Welch builds cutlery to last too, furnishing each set with a 25-year guarantee. We have another set by the brand that’s we’ve used for well over 10 years, and it’s still going strong. Shop our dreamy collection of decorations, tableware and party supplies for a pastel birthday party. From cotton candy pinks to lemon yellow, mix and match these nostalgic hues to create a soothing feel. Play with texture to add further interest, opting for luxe velvets and ceramic pieces, for the finishing touch to your romantic interior." Dylan Small Double Fold Out Sofa Bed, Plain Ochre, €444, Marks & Spencer (Marks & Spencer/PA)

The Scandinavian aesthetic of Denmark pastels, in particular, is turning heads in interior design right now. It soothes the senses and strikes a nice balance between minimalism and maximalism, depending on how you use it. Plus, it pairs perfectly with abstract shapes."

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Whether you choose to fill your home with sky blues, seafoam greens, or peachy pinks, these muted tones can help create tranquillity," says Johnson. After conducting quite the deep dive into all things flatware, I’m pleased to report that I’ve found twelve that are most definitely deserving of a spot at your dining table. Both pretty and practical, they all make a unique and stylish statement, while still delivering on a range of different key features — like durability, resistance to rust, and ease of cleaning. So, whatever your price point or design preference, consider this guide your one-stop-shop for all things flatware. Finally, if you’re buying for a family, Emma Bridgewater’s classic polka dot set works a treat. Hands of all sizes can grip the smooth bases with ease, and the colourful look brings fun to any table. And if you can’t have fun at mealtime, when can you? Voucher codes Choosing a style that you love is definitely important — but you should probably also take a few other practical features into consideration, before you get your heart set on any flatware that isn’t fit for purpose.

Seeing the beauty in simplicity, with its calming and inviting clean lines to champion craftsmanship is nothing new. But this season’s fresh take is to add a pop of colour and channel a little happiness in the home, with pastels to imbibe the Denmark pastels trend.

The verdict: Cutlery sets

Dishwasher safe cutlery isn’t too hard to come by, and is definitely worth choosing if (like me) you loathe hand-washing. Most stainless steel cutlery can generally go in the dishwasher — but anything with wooden or plastic handles will likely not be suitable. Shop our dreamy collection of decorations, tableware and party supplies for a pastel birthday par... As much as I adore it, there’s no denying that this is a hefty price tag for a cutlery set that only serves one person. When it comes to the all-important style, quality and price-point intersection, Viners’s savoy range is a top buy. With a 50-year guarantee, you know this cutlery set will be around for the long-haul. And yet it’s both affordable and current for everyday use right now. Easy to slot into your scheme, by introducing Denmark pastels to pale woods and natural finishes, everything looks beautifully fresh and new – the secret is to just go with the flow.