Putting a new spin on a classical Palladian window motif in a punchy royal blue and white, British company Custhom recently debuted this geo graphic ceramic collection. Bringing bold blue and white, mod color blocking and traditional design elements, the pattern with it's loops and lines is at once old and new. Made in Staffordshire, England, the ceramics are edged in a tiny gold band, making them ideal for dressy affairs or everyday use, depending upon how you mix the patterns, which can go nautical to high English. Who knew a classical window fan design could inspire this? 

The Serving Plate with all-over pattern

Stark and clean, the Dinner Plate 2

The reverse, with bold blue lines at the border, number 3

The predominately blue pattern framed by white lines would look great on a beautiful J Boat

The most literal of the patterns Side Plate has a circular banding

The rimmed soup bowl has the arched pattern done as a border

The linear mix

The go-for-broke mix

The teacup with large circle band and linear edge has a wonderful chicness to it