HomeGoods Just Brought Back Those “Gorgeous” Dinner Plates That Sold Out Fast Last Year

Ashia Aubourg
Ashia Aubourg
From the moment I started remixing ramen noodles into gourmet meals and spending hours watching cooking shows as a puny six-year-old, I knew I found a deep passion for food. While I realized — after taking on a two-year high school internship in an award-winning kitchen — that a…read more
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published Nov 16, 2024
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Columbus,Ohio/USA April 24, 2019: HomeGoods is an American brick and mortar chain of discount home furnishing stores founded in 1992.
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Last year, people on TikTok couldn’t stop raving about a luxurious dinnerware set that HomeGoods carried. The hype was so intense that shoppers ended up buying them all, causing the store to sell out completely.

The dinnerware set that caused all the fuss at HomeGoods was a collection inspired by the Baroque era, a period in Europe between the 17th and early 18th centuries known for its elaborate and dramatic decor.

The HomeGoods dinnerware set has pronounced golden rims that make it appear very luxurious. The collection includes bowls, salad plates, dinner plates, mugs, and more. 

While the pricing varies, one person commented on this recent clip documenting a creator finding the collection, saying, “Everything was $14.99 when I looked.”

This dinnerware set is perfect for decorating your table for Thanksgiving and serving a deliciously roasted turkey with irresistible sides. You can also reuse it for other holidays like Christmas and New Year’s Eve. 

The dinnerware set from HomeGoods is similar to a popular set from Target that costs $140. This place setting includes one dinner plate, one salad plate, one bread and butter/appetizer plate, one cup, and one saucer. 

Noritake Odessa 5-Piece Place Setting
$139.99
Target
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Still, there’s no better deal than the one at HomeGoods, which explains why shoppers rushed to buy this dinnerware set last year. So, if you’ve been patiently awaiting the return of this popular gem, we recommend heading to your nearest location soon before it goes out of stock. 

Buy: Noritake Odessa 5-Piece Place Setting, $140

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