Shoppers rave over The Reject Shop's 'beautiful' new dinnerware range featuring designer dupes in more colours from $3.50
The Reject Shop has only just released its new cabbage dinnerware range and already customers are snapping up multiples of the products.
The stunning collection is a step up from its previous cabbage-inspired pieces, which included green cabbage leaf bowls and plates.
For the 2025 range, the cabbage leaf design comes in a mug, bowls and plates in green, white and pink with prices ranging from $3.50 for the 10cm bowl to $10 for a salad and 21cm bowls.
Watch the video above.
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Get just a few or four of each to make your own dinnerware set. Instagram/@hamptonsdiaries
Shopper Emma has bought an entire dinnerware set's worth of pink and green pieces to build on the collection she started with the products released previously.
She shared her haul and a look at how she has styled and stored them in her home in a reel posted to her Instagram account @hamptonsdiaries.
"I found my dream cabbage plates in pink @therejectshop the other day! I was so happy to find they had this new cabbage collection because I've always wanted this dinnerware set in pink. I also got the green ones to complete my existing set," she captioned the post.
"The prices were so affordable, and this set will definitely be one I keep for many years. I love how they have matching mugs too!"
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Emma's followers were blown away by the stunning pieces and were impressed by the design quality and sophistication of the homewares The Reject Shop has released over the past year.
"These are so gorgeous i am obsessing over white ones so pretty," a woman commented.
"I love the cabbage collection I can't believe they're from the reject shop," one wrote.
"Oh they look so beautiful and perfect in your kitchen," a follower posted.
"Beautiful cabbage décor pieces , I love the pink and green together," another said.
The Reject Shop's cabbage dinnerware is considered to be affordable dupes of the pricier designer Bordallo Pinheiro cabbage dinnerware.
These pieces come in both pink and green and range from $69 for salad plates and small bowls to $129 for a 29cm salad bowl.
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The cabbage leaf design makes for a very cute mug. Instagram/@hamptonsdiaries
The cabbage dinnerware isn't the only homewares collection in The Reject Shop right now, with the Regency and pumpkin-inspired ranges also available at the moment.
For those who like a more pastel-coloured vintage style, the Regency collection has Bridgerton vibes with floral imagery and gold detailing on things like trays, mirrors and clocks.
Feel like you're Queen Charlotte hosting afternoon tea with this range. Supplied
The pumpkin pieces, meanwhile, are shaped like the vegetable and come in canisters, mugs, gravy boats and even an oven dish, perfect for autumn's imminent arrival.
If that's not enough the retailer has also just launched a diner-style kitchen storage range featuring black canisters for tea, coffee, biscuits, sugar and compost.
There are also plenty of shoppers still finding pieces from the French farmhouse collection that was launched at the beginning of 2025.
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Wake up with the feeling of a French chateau with this breakfast spread. The Reject Shop
At the time of that range's release The Reject Shop's chief operating officer Amy Eshuys told 9honey Living that the designs were inspired by rural farmhouses and animals and the blues and whites of French crockery.
"The idea behind all of our homewares is that they build on previous collections so that our customers can mix and match new items with their favourite items across the seasons,' she said.
"The colour palettes are similar, however you'll find a few surprise and delight products in this year's range."
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