A curated collection of stories, ideas, and reflections for those who want to explore our philosophy, learn about the creative process behind our tableware, and discover how design, material, and form shape the dining experience.
Creating custom tableware is a journey from concept to craftsmanship. Every step—sketching, prototyping, refining—is designed to ensure the final pieces embody the restaurant’s identity while enhancing the culinary experience.
In the world of fine dining, presentation sets restaurants apart. Custom-made tableware allows chefs to create a signature identity on the table, reinforcing their culinary philosophy and leaving a lasting impression on guests.
The way a dish is served is as important as the dish itself. Shape, weight, and material of tableware influence how food is perceived—affecting taste, aroma, and the overall dining experience. For chefs, understanding these details transforms every meal into a narrative.
Wood is a living material, constantly evolving and transforming over time. Unlike synthetic materials that remain static, wood interacts with its environment, developing a unique patina, shifting in texture, and deepening in character. This organic evolution is part of what makes wood such a timeless and cherished material in home decor and product design.
Wood and glass—two natural materials that, when combined, create something truly unique. In Finland, where craftsmanship and sustainability go hand in hand, the use of wood molds in glassblowing is a time-honored tradition. The texture and grain of the mold leave an organic imprint on the glass, ensuring that every piece is one of a kind.
Wood is one of the planet’s few truly regenerative materials, offering a sustainable alternative to synthetic and non-renewable resources. In Finland, where forests are a national treasure, responsible forestry ensures that every tree harvested is replaced, preserving biodiversity and long-term ecological balance.