Two melamine serving trays in a brown Delft print, built to stack, so the pair takes up roughly one tray's worth of cupboard when they are off duty. The Delft idea is the familiar blue and white pattern rethought in warm brown, which is why these melamine trays sit closer to a decorative tray than a cafeteria one.
Use them the way you actually entertain: cheese and a knife on one, glasses heading to the porch on the other, both stacked back on the island by the end of the night. A melamine platter also suits a coffee table, a bar cart, or the console that collects keys and post. Set of 2, and no anxiety about a dropped ceramic plate.
What is melamine dinnerware? Melamine dinnerware is tableware molded from melamine resin, a hard plastic that is lightweight, shatter resistant, and can be printed or molded with decorative patterns. It is popular for outdoor entertaining and family tables because it does not chip or break like ceramic, though it is not made for microwave or oven use.
