The Art Of Plating

Tableware to impress your dinner guests.

Tay Suan Chiang

Tay Suan Chiang

Published Thu, Mar 12, 2020 · 09:50 PM

    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.

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    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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