Trays
Serving trays for everyday use
A serving tray makes it easier to carry cups, glasses, plates and snacks together from the kitchen to the table. It reduces the number of trips needed and provides a simple way to present food and drinks when serving guests.
Trays can be useful throughout the day, from breakfast and morning coffee to drinks and small snacks. When they are not being used for serving, they can also help group smaller objects together as part of the interior.
Serving trays with handles
A tray with a handle can be easier to pick up and move between rooms, particularly when carrying several cups, glasses or small dishes at the same time.
Within the Singles collection, you can explore trays that combine a clean expression with practical details designed for everyday use.
From breakfast to coffee and entertaining
A tray is a flexible addition to the home. Use it to bring breakfast to the table, serve coffee in the living room or carry drinks and snacks when entertaining family and friends.
Pair your tray with our mugs and bowls or thermal jugs to create a practical setup for breakfast or coffee.
Frequently asked questions about trays and serving trays
What is a serving tray used for?
A serving tray is used to carry and present cups, glasses, plates, snacks and other items together. It can be useful for everyday meals as well as when serving guests.
What is the difference between a tray and a serving tray?
A serving tray is primarily designed for carrying and presenting food or drinks. Tray is a broader term and can also include products used mainly for storage or decoration.
What are the benefits of a tray with a handle?
A handle can make a tray easier to pick up and carry, particularly when several cups, glasses or other items need to be moved at the same time.
Can you use a tray for breakfast?
Yes. A tray can hold a cup, plate, bowl and other breakfast items together, making them easier to carry to the table or another part of the home.
Can trays be used for decoration?
Yes. A tray can also be used to group smaller items together and create a defined arrangement with cups, vases or other decorative objects.