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Mandy’s Salads Just Launched A Whimsical Homeware Collection

The line of pretty plates and glasses bring the restaurant experience home—just in time for the holidays.
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A grouping of five whimsical Mandy's Salads plates.

Team Chatelaine loves Mandy’s Salads—from the sister-founded brand’s inspiring backstory to its delicious salads. (Mandy’s Wolfe Salad is one of the most popular recipes on our site.) 

If you’ve ever eaten at a Mandy’s—which now has 17 locations across Ontario and Quebec, with more to come in Vancouver and Calgary—you know it’s not like other salad chains. The highly Instagrammable more-is-more decor, from pink porcelain wildcats to life-size faux palm trees, is as much a part of the Mandy’s experience as the salads themselves. Co-founder Rebecca Wolfe is the maximalist behind the interiors, while Mandy Wolfe handles recipe and product development. 

So it’s no surprise that the empire, which already boasts an impressive collection of merch, has expanded into homeware. (When I interviewed the sisters last summer, Rebecca told me that her ultimate goal for Mandy’s—aside from Starbucks-style ubiquity—was Mandy’s wallpaper: “That’s the dream.”)

Here’s the lowdown on the three-piece collection, available now online and at all of Mandy’s Toronto and Montreal locations.

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Mandy’s Plates, $22 each

A grouping of five whimsical Mandy's Salads plates.

These fluted 9.5-inch porcelain plates come in five vibrant patterns—we’re partial to the cherry. PSA: They're limited edition, so buy them while you can.

Mandy’s Flower Glasses, $60 for four

A pink fluted glass next to a pink striped box.

Add some whimsy to whatever you’re drinking—even if it’s just plain old tap water—with this pretty pink glassware. 

Mandy’s Tile Dessert Plates, $20 each

A grouping of five whimsical tile-inspired mandy's salads dessert plates.

Like the larger plates, these 6.25-inch porcelain squares come in five patterns and are perfect for mixing and matching.

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Maureen Halushak is the editor-in-chief of Chatelaine. Outside of work she's an avid runner, writer, reader and dog walker.

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