Every airline has different tableware requirements. We understand the importance of selecting the right dimensions, proportions and wall thickness to achieve the ideal balance between presentation, durability, weight and operational performance.

Our tableware design experience allows us to develop each collection so that its visual appearance and technical construction work together. From the overall form to the smallest dimensional detail, every component can be engineered around your specific service requirements.

Wall Thickness

A thicker wall can provide the substantial, luxurious feel associated with premium hospitality ceramics. However, additional thickness can also increase weight, storage requirements and handling demands.

Our team can advise on the most appropriate wall thickness for each item, helping to balance premium presentation with strength, weight, capacity and everyday onboard practicality.

Sizing and Stacking

Each tableware set can be scaled to fit specific meal trays, service equipment, storage areas or predefined compartments. We can also refine the dimensions and profiles of individual pieces to ensure they work together as a coordinated collection.

Stacking performance is considered throughout the design process, helping to improve storage efficiency, handling and the smooth operation of onboard service.

Our tableware can be developed in a wide range of colours, glazes, textures and decorative finishes to complement your cabin interior, brand identity and service style.

From clean solid colours and soft matte finishes to high-gloss surfaces, speckled effects and reactive glazes, each collection can be given its own distinctive character. We can also incorporate moulded textures, embossed details, coloured rims, decals and bespoke branding.

Reactive glazes create natural variations in tone and pattern, giving every piece a more handcrafted and premium appearance. Colours can be matched to Pantone references, brand guidelines or physical samples to create a coordinated onboard collection.

Moulded patterns can be integrated directly into the walls and surfaces of tableware, adding visual detail and a distinctive tactile finish without relying solely on printed decoration.

Patterns can be developed to suit a wide range of design directions, from subtle and understated to bold and expressive. The scale, depth, placement and repetition can be carefully refined to complement the form of each piece while considering durability, stackability, handling and ease of cleaning.

Bespoke textures can also be inspired by brand elements, interior styling or a wider service concept, helping to create a coordinated tableware collection with its own recognisable character.

Client logos can be incorporated across the tableware collection using either a subtle debossed mark or a printed ink logo. Branding can be positioned discreetly on the base of each piece, or placed in a more visible location where required.

Logo size, colour and placement can be tailored to suit the shape of the tableware and the wider brand identity, creating a consistent and recognisable finish across the complete set.