Serving trays that both carry and decorate
The trays carry the same hand-drawn style as the rest of Elin PK’s range. The motifs revolve around fika and pastries, breakfast trays with mulled wine, toffee, saffron buns and gingerbread, making them just as at home on the breakfast table as standing on the kitchen counter between uses.
The trays are made from durable material with a lacquered surface that can handle both heat and regular cleaning products. They work as a serving tray, decorative accent and conversation piece all in one.
How to use the serving tray in the kitchen and beyond
A serving tray designed by Elin PK turns an ordinary breakfast into a small ceremony. Place coffee, a sandwich and a glass of juice on it, and the morning instantly feels more composed.
Use the tray for breakfast in bed on days off. For serving when carrying glasses and drinks to the living room. As a decorative surface on the kitchen counter, where oil, salt and spices can have their place without looking messy.
For cozy fika with guests, load the tray with coffee, chocolate cake and cinnamon buns and serve it on the sofa.
Serving trays as gifts for food and fika lovers
A designed serving tray is one of the safer gifts for adult friends. It is useful, space-efficient, fits into most homes and has enough personality in the motif to feel personal rather than generic.
It is especially strong as a housewarming gift, a hostess gift or a present for a friend who loves fika. Combine it with coasters for a broader gift set in the same design language.
Combine with coasters, magnets and posters
The serving tray is one of three ways to bring Elin PK’s visual world into the kitchen beyond the wall. The coasters match in both format and motif, so you can buy a set for every cocktail or coffee station in the home.
The fridge magnets complete the look in the smallest format and decorate the fridge door itself. Together, they create a cohesive design expression that feels intentional rather than collected over time.
Continue with related categories
Explore coasters and fridge magnets for more table design. Or browse food and fika posters if you want to find a matching motif for the wall.