I don’t have much of a bar going, just three bottles of special aperitifs, but the other day I noticed that the collection looks a little sad. Without it, they resemble a dorm room display (not chic).
The Nickey Kehoe Round Wooden Trays are handmade of oak in Los Angeles and come in sizes Small ($375), Medium ($500), and Large ($650).
The Skagerak VE2 Nordic Tray comes in two sizes and sits with small rubber feet to protect surfaces; 695-1,195ddk ($104-$179 USD) at Skagerak.
First spotted in one of Margaret Howell’s stores in Paris, the Asaf Tolskovsky Concetric Trays are made of birch plywood; £20-£37 each at the Tate Shop.
Designed by Hans Bolling for BRDR Kruger, the Serving Tray Model 50 comes in natural Beech, Oak, or Walnut veneer; $279 at Danish Design Store.
The Hasami Porcelain Round Trays in Ash Wood comes in a range of sizes—5 2/3 Inch, 7 1/3 Inch, 8 2/3 Inch, 10 Inch, 11 3/4 Inch—for $36 to $125 each at Need Supply.
The Ryuji Mitani Round Rimmed Plate is made in Matsumoto, Japan and can be used as a plate or small tray; $150 at Nalata Nalata.
Bay Area artist Silvia Song makes the Bleached White Oak Platters that range from $180 to $350 at March.
Designer Michaël Verheyden makes the Aperitivo Round Serving Trays in oiled oak for $160 to $218 at Luminaire.
The Masahi Ifuji Tray in Cherry is 10.5 inches in diameter for $200 at Makié.
The Bengt & Lotta Wood Large Round Tray in laminated oak is $52 at Fjørn Scandinavian.