Raio Dinnerware at Home: Durable Coupe Looks Without Hotel Pricing
The Raio Home Set packages Corby Hall's Raio pattern — bright white porcelain with a fine radial rim — into complete home place settings for 4, 8, or 12 people, starting at $355.82 (as of September 2026). It is the practical route to restaurant-style coupe plating at home: banquet-grade durability, a neutral palette, and every piece matched from one pattern.
What's in each place setting
- Round plate 29 cm / 11 3/8" (dinner)
- Round plate 24 cm / 9 1/2" (salad)
- Round plate 18 cm / 7" (bread and butter)
- Coupe bowl 20 cm / 8"
- Your choice of drinkware: 7.75 oz stack cup with 16 cm saucer, or 14 oz mug
Round or square: two ways to run the pattern
The standard Raio Home Set uses round plates and starts at $355.82 for four place settings. If you want a more architectural table, the Raio Square Home Set (from $499.75) swaps in a 27 cm square plate, a 29 × 18 cm rectangular plate, a 12 cm square plate, a 12 cm square bowl, and the 14 oz mug. Both run the same bright white porcelain, so serving pieces mix cleanly across the two.
Why hospitality porcelain for everyday use
Raio is made for hotel and fine-dining service, which means heavy-gauge construction that shrugs off daily dishwasher cycles and stacking. For a household that actually uses its "good plates," that durability is the difference between a set that lasts a decade and one that chips by year two. Choose 4 settings for a couple or small household, 8 for a family that hosts, and 12 for regular entertaining; for more than 12, email info@corbyhall.com for a customized quote.
Care tips
- Dishwasher safe — top rack recommended
- Avoid bleach- or citrus-based detergents and prolonged soaking
- Store stacked in a dry area; use felt separators to keep glaze pristine
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