From Woman's World · Raquel Lekic · · 1m 10s
Retro cabbage plates are back at Hobby Lobby
The kitschy dinnerware from the 1800s is making a comeback at affordable prices.
In brief
The kitschy dinnerware from the 1800s is making a comeback at affordable prices. Vintage-style cabbage plates are available now at Hobby Lobby, Kohl's, Wayfair and other retailers for under $60. Originally reported by Woman's World.
Cabbage plates are trending again
The kitschy dinnerware painted to look like cabbage leaves first appeared in 1884 and became popular in the 1960s. Now they're back.
Cozymaxxing drives the comeback
People are moving away from minimalist 2010s style and adding more whimsy and personality to their homes.
Hobby Lobby's version sold out
Dinner plates were $13.99, salad plates $11.99, and bowls $9.99 in green or pink. They're gone online but may be in stores.
Kohl's has a four plate set
The Certified International Le Jardin 9-inch cabbage salad plates cost $57.79 for a set of four.
“These are affordable and excellent quality. We use them year round, great for salads and burgers in the summer.”
Bed Bath has a full set
The Certified International 12-piece set includes four dinner plates, four salad plates and four bowls for $127.09.
Wayfair offers pink stoneware
Round stoneware cabbage shaped plates come in a darling pink shade, sold as a set of four for $53.99.
The headline
Vintage-style cabbage plates are available now at Hobby Lobby, Kohl's, Wayfair and other retailers for under $60.
