Why this platterstray earns its place
Rene Ozorio's 285mm square format offers something different: geometry that reads contemporary and structured, with hand-glazed slate finish that adds depth to any plating. Each tray is double-fired porcelain, which means the glaze is bonded properly and built for high-volume service — no compromises on durability despite the artisanal finish.
At 285mm square, you've got real working space: enough for a composed plate without feeling sparse, enough for a grazing board that needs structure rather than roundness. The square geometry reads modern and deliberate, which appeals to restaurants with minimalist or architectural plating aesthetics. The slate finish — darker than cream, warmer than pure black — photographs well and provides visual anchor without competing with the food.
At 8 kg for a six-pack, these are weighty enough to feel professional in hand and motion through service, but stackable design keeps storage and transport manageable. This is equipment that signals intention: you've chosen the tray as carefully as you've composed the plate.
