Bowl by Bowl
Let's talk about bowls. With a total of ten individual-sized bowls in our catalog, we’re clearly fans. Outside of looks, what function does each serve and which do you choose?

Mixing and matching bowls is the fastest way to diversify your collection. All design works across all dinnerware lines. Have some fun. Thanks for bowling with us!
Large Bowls
Our three largest individual bowls are capable of filling both your single-serving and family-style needs. Some folks own one for every place setting, while others own one or two.

Coupe Dinner Bowl: Somewhere between a bowl and a plate, Heath’s newest Dinner Bowl is a modern take of an archival Edith Heath-designed shape.

Coupe/Rim Pasta Bowl: Who needs plates? With its wide, flat bottom and upright sides, this versatile vessel is a go-to for salads, pasta, and even burritos.

Chez Panisse Soup Bowl: Quite spacious, with more bowl-like features that frame food beautifully, and a slightly smaller footprint on your table.

Chez Panisse Side Bowl: “The most frequently used bowl in my house.” (said often)! Extremely versatile, with generous capacity, and a formal-leaning design.
Medium Bowls
Next in size, these truly single-serving bowls are everyday essentials. They love cereal, but don’t stop there. Also dips, chips, snacks, salads, soups, even sides, and for sharing.

Coupe Cereal Bowl: With understated functionality and perfect proportions, this everyday bowl’s capacity lies in its width, over depth.

Rim Cereal Bowl: With depth, excellent stackability, and a stand-out design, these versatile vessels are an everyday favorite.

Plaza Cereal Bowl: The same size, shape, and proportion as the Rim Cereal Bowl, just without the rim!
Small Bowls
Our smallest and mightiest bowls hold less portions, with no less potential. For children, food prep, condiments, olives, cornichons, dollops of anything, and ice cream, ice cream, ice cream.

Chez Panisse Cafe Bowl: Part bowl, part trophy. There’s no limit to these medium-to-small vessels, in uses and presentation. Hold beauty in your hands, be it a latte or yogurt.

Coupe Dessert Bowl: Understated versatility, with its wide, yet shallow, capacity. Its exquisite design allows for more versatility than it first appears.

Rim Dessert Bowl: We scream for ice cream! This bowl gets a lot of ice cream votes. Also oatmeal, small dips, chutneys, nuts, and our smallest diners.

Plaza Dessert Bowl: The same size, shape, and proportion as the Rim Cereal Bowl, just without the rim!
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