The Art Of Plating
Tableware to impress your dinner guests.
Tay Suan Chiang
01 Marble Round Coupe Plate from Luzerne
This plate looks like marble thanks to the technique of combining coloured clay. Each plate comes with a distinctive pattern and will stand out against dark coloured tables.
S$36, from luzerne.com.
02 Sushi Set from ByRos Bespoke Ceramics
Serve sushi on an elongated plate just like they do in restaurants. The set comes with a soy dish and bamboo chopsticks too.
S$78, from instagram.com/byrosbespokeceramics.
03 Infinity collection from Supermama
Designed and made by Japanese porcelain maker Kihara, these microwave-safe plates are suited for desserts or salads.
S$55 each from 265 Beach Road.
04 Tropical Queen Tea Tray from Forbidden Hill
This lacquer tray with a hibiscus motif is suited for serving biscuits and snacks.
S$150, forbiddenhill.com.
05 Suzugami Tin Plate from atomi
Good for serving wagashi or traditional Japanese confections, this malleable tin plate can be folded into any shape.
From S$38 from atomi.shop.
06 Peranakan Story from Onlewo
Featuring symbols of wealth from Peranakan culture, this plate is made for serving salads or desserts.
S$52, from onlewo.com.
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