Fall(ing) in Love with Costa Nova: Autumn Offer Runs Until November 9
A review of the autumn promotional newsletter from Costa Nova, the Portuguese ceramics brand, including its offer, featured collections, and background on the company behind it.
1. Contents of the Newsletter
The newsletter, sent under the subject line "Fall(ing) in love - our offer, until November 9!", promotes a seasonal sale on Costa Nova dinnerware, serveware, coffee and tea items, and decorative pieces. Its central message is a limited-time "Falling in Love" campaign with two tiered discounts:
- Buy 5 pieces, get 1 free.
- Buy 9 pieces, get 3 free.
The email specifies that all items in a qualifying set must be the same dinnerware piece or mug. In other words, customers cannot mix different types of plates, bowls, and mugs to reach the threshold; they must choose multiples of one item type.
The message adopts an urgent tone. It highlights "the last days of our campaign" and states "Only until tomorrow," encouraging readers to "take home your favorite pieces" before the offer ends.
Beyond the promotion, the newsletter invites subscribers to "uncover" more of the range. It suggests mixing and matching collections to build a personalized table, and it directs readers to category sections covering:
- Soup and pasta plates
- Dinner plates
- Bowls
- Dessert and salad plates
- Appetizer plates
- Charger plates
- Mugs
The footer also promotes a Costa Nova e-gift card as an alternative gift option, and includes standard legal and administrative information: the campaign runs from October 16 to November 9, cannot be combined with other promotions, and is valid while supplies last. An unsubscribe link and the sender's company details appear at the bottom.
2. The Products
The newsletter showcases several collections, each offered in different piece types. Each collection gives a distinct look, so the campaign works well for customers who want to build a complete table or expand an existing set.
Featured Collections
- Cristal: Listed alongside Livia and Lisboa with dinner plates, salad or dessert plates, and soup or pasta bowls. This collection is suited to everyday dining and formal place settings alike.
- Livia: Also offered in dinner, salad or dessert, and soup or pasta pieces, giving shoppers a full set of core tableware.
- Lisboa: Part of the same grouping, offering the core dinnerware pieces. Lisboa is named for the Portuguese capital, reflecting the brand's national identity.
- Marrakesh: Highlighted for its appetizer plates. Its name suggests a more patterned, globally inspired design, which makes it a good choice for small plates and sharing platters.
- Mallorca: Featured for dinner plates, offering a dinnerware option for main courses.
- Madeira: Featured for soup and cereal bowls, useful for breakfasts, soups, and casual meals.
Product Categories
Beyond these named collections, the newsletter points to a broad assortment of categories:
- Dinner plates for main courses
- Salad and dessert plates for sides and sweets
- Soup and pasta plates and bowls for hearty dishes
- Appetizer plates for starters and small servings
- Charger plates for formal table presentation
- Mugs, which are eligible for the promotion and suit coffee and tea lovers
Because the discount applies to multiples of a single piece type, the offer is most useful for customers who need several identical pieces, such as a full set of dinner plates or a row of mugs for a household or gift.
3. About the Store (us.costanova.com)
The newsletter was sent by Costa Nova, the ceramics brand whose US-facing website is us.costanova.com. Based on the information in the email, the brand's roots lie in Portugal, and its products are associated with Portuguese design and craftsmanship. Its catalogue spans dinnerware, serveware, coffee and tea accessories, and decorative items, which positions it as a complete tabletop and home brand rather than a single-product maker.
The email identifies the producer as Grestel - Produtos Cerâmicos SA, located in the Zona Industrial de Vagos in Vagos, Aveiro, Portugal. This indicates that the products are manufactured in Portugal by an established ceramics company, a detail that will matter to buyers interested in regional production.
The brand also offers an e-gift card, which makes it accessible to customers who want to give gifts without choosing a specific piece. Its marketing emphasizes inspiration and personalization, encouraging customers to combine collections and experiment with shapes, colors, and patterns.
The newsletter does not include detailed information about the US website itself, such as shipping policies, return terms, or customer service channels. Readers who want those details should consult the website directly before purchasing.
