Trays

Description

 When I make trays, I always start with where they’ll live: on a vanity, coffee table, bar cart, or entryway. I choose the mold shape first—round, rectangle, or something more organic—and then map out how the colors and add-ons will move across the surface. The resin is mixed in small batches so I can control pigment intensity and transparency; sometimes I go soft and cloudy, other times bold and high-contrast. Every pour is layered in stages so the design feels balanced and intentional, not like everything was dropped in at once.

I use high-quality epoxy resin, professional-grade pigments, metallic foils, and sometimes dried florals or glitter depending on the vibe. Handles, feet, and hardware are added once the resin has cured, so I can see exactly where they fit best visually and functionally. Some trays are built to hold candles and perfume, others to serve drinks or snacks, and some exist purely as a statement piece under your favorite objects. I love when a tray quietly anchors a space and makes everything sitting on it feel a little more special.

Behind the scenes, I’m always checking for smooth surfaces and clean edges so the tray feels as good in your hands as it looks in your photos. I seal or finish any rough spots, then add protective bumpers or feet so it sits safely on your furniture. Each tray gets a final once-over in natural light before it’s wrapped for shipping or pickup. **To care for your tray, simply wipe it with a soft damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners, abrasives, or extended direct heat.**