Trays

Trays

Trays bring order to a surface while retaining the presence of a decorative object. Tactile materials and carefully bounded outlines frame smaller items, with crafted handles or refined edges adding a thoughtful finishing detail. They gather personal objects into a composed arrangement, bringing structure to the area beneath.

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Trays

Decorative trays bring order and visual structure to smaller objects while adding material character to the surface below. Crafted forms create composed arrangements across Australian coffee tables, ottomans, bars and vanities.

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What to look for in trays

Low broad trays suit coffee tables and ottomans, while compact decorative trays keep jewellery, keys or bar tools contained on smaller furniture.

Materials and craftsmanship

The collection draws on brass, leather, woven, seagrass and rope. Handwoven detailing adds further texture and individuality. Texture and technique bring depth, individuality and visual interest to the trays range.

Scale, placement and everyday use

Select a tray that leaves part of the furniture surface visible. Group a small number of objects at varied heights, and check whether the finish is suitable for food, liquids or direct heat before using it for serving.

Frequently asked questions

How do I style a tray on a coffee table?

Combine one taller object, one lower functional item and a small textural detail. Keep enough open space so the table remains useful.