Displaying china is an easy way to introduce ... Consider arranging pieces together in a cabinet or dresser painted with a deep blue backdrop as this will allow them to really stand out.

Your china deserves more than just being crammed into a cabinet somewhere. Instead, try out any of these methods for ...

The envy of potters and collectors in Europe and the Middle East, Chinese blue-and-white porcelain owed its excellence to the fine clay available to the Chinese as well as to their high ...

Yes, they're blue and white, and yes, they were made in China. But the Freer's objects are pieces of old porcelain, some made in the 17th century. In 1860s London, painter James McNeill Whistler ...

“The lighter island material allowed us to add a juxtaposing darker countertop and darker cabinets to balance the bottom half of the kitchen, while keeping the upper half airy with white paint ...