Olympia Corallite

The Olympia Corallite Coupe Bowl is a porcelain tableware piece finished in a warm peach colourway with a textured, fossil-inspired surface pattern. The shallow coupe profile and wide flat base give a generous canvas for plating, and the intentionally irregular, hand-crafted appearance sets it apart from standard white crockery. It is sold in packs of six, which suits staged introduction to a table setting or gradual build of covers.

In service, porcelain of this type holds up well to regular dishwasher cycling and day-to-day handling in busy front-of-house environments. The rustic aesthetic means minor variations between pieces are part of the design rather than a quality concern, which is worth bearing in mind when setting expectations with front-of-house staff. At 671g per bowl, it has a reassuring solidity without being unwieldy to carry or stack.

This bowl suits operators who are putting thought into the visual presentation of their dishes — particularly those serving small plates, sharing portions, or dishes where the backdrop is part of the experience. It works well alongside other pieces in the Corallite range where a cohesive table aesthetic is the aim.

• Wide flat base gives good plating space for creative presentation
• Fossil-textured surface adds visual interest without competing with the dish
• Peach colourway complements earthy, natural, and contemporary table settings
• Consistent porcelain construction supports regular commercial dishwasher use

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure how this piece sits alongside your existing crockery, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit to quantity.

The Olympia Corallite coupe bowls in concrete grey are porcelain tableware pieces designed for operators looking to move away from plain white crockery without sacrificing durability or practicality. The textured, fossil-inspired concrete-effect finish gives each piece a distinctive character that suits contemporary, industrial, and casual dining aesthetics equally well.

Made from porcelain, these bowls offer the resilience expected of commercial tableware — resistant to chipping under everyday service handling and suitable for repeated dishwasher cycles. The coupe profile, which sits low and wide without a defined rim, works well for starters, desserts, amuse-bouches, and small sharing portions, giving chefs a clean surface for plating.

At 160mm across, these are a versatile size for most front-of-house applications. Key practical points worth noting:

• Porcelain construction — durable and dishwasher safe for busy service environments
• Concrete grey finish adds visual texture without requiring premium pricing
• Coupe profile suits plated starters, desserts, and small sharing plates
• Sold in packs of 6, practical for building or topping up cover sets
• Consistent finish across the Corallite range allows mixed use with other pieces in the collection

These bowls are well suited to casual dining restaurants, bistros, gastropubs, and any operation looking to introduce an on-trend finish to their tableware without the fragility or cost associated with hand-finished ceramics. If you are outfitting a larger venue and need to discuss quantities or coordinate with other pieces in the Corallite range, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

The Olympia Corallite plate is a 280mm porcelain side plate with a distinctive fossil-inspired surface texture and a soft peach colourway. Made from porcelain, each plate has a deliberately imperfect, organic rim profile that gives it the appearance of handcrafted pottery, while the flat base provides a stable, wide surface for plating.

In a front-of-house setting, these plates work well for mains or sharing dishes where the table aesthetic is as considered as the food itself. The textured surface and earthy tone suit contemporary small-plates menus, tasting courses, and modern casual dining concepts where standard white crockery would feel out of place. The peach colourway pairs particularly well with natural and neutral interior schemes without overwhelming the presentation of the food.

Practically speaking, the porcelain construction means these are dishwasher safe and durable enough for regular service, though as with all artisan-style crockery the rustic glaze finish should be handled with the same care as you would apply to any specialist tableware — stacking in reasonable quantities and avoiding abrasive cleaning agents will help maintain the surface over time.

These are sold in packs of six, which suits operators looking to introduce the style gradually or supplement an existing Corallite collection. If you're equipping a full dining room from scratch, it's worth considering how many covers you need to run and whether a larger opening order makes more practical sense.

If you'd like to talk through quantities or how these sit alongside other pieces in the Corallite range, we're happy to help.

The Olympia Corallite Deep Bowl is a porcelain serving bowl with a tactile, fossil-inspired surface pattern and a warm peach colourway. The slightly irregular, organic profile gives it the appearance of handmade artisan pottery, while the flat base provides a stable, usable surface for composed plating. It is sold in packs of six.

In a front-of-house context, this bowl works well where operators want tableware that contributes to the look of a dish rather than simply holding it. The textured exterior and muted peach tone complement natural, earthy, or ingredient-led plating styles — the kind of presentation commonly associated with independent restaurants, casual dining concepts, and sharing-plate menus. It is not a neutral background piece; the pattern and colour are intentional, so it suits kitchens where the aesthetic has been considered.

From a practical standpoint, the bowls are made from porcelain, which offers reasonable durability for everyday service use. The flat base means they sit securely during service and are straightforward to stack for storage and transport.

• Tactile fossil-pattern exterior adds visual texture to table settings
• Warm peach colourway suits earthy, natural, or seasonal plating themes
• Flat base provides a stable canvas for plating and safe stacking
• Porcelain construction handles regular service use reliably
• Pack of six supports consistent presentation across a section

These bowls are best suited to independent restaurants, bistros, or café dining rooms where a considered, informal aesthetic is part of the offer. They are less appropriate where a clean, neutral tableware palette is the priority.

If you are unsure whether the Corallite range fits the look and feel you are working towards, we are happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Corallite plate is a porcelain dinner plate finished in a concrete grey with a fossil-inspired texture. At 280mm in diameter, it sits comfortably as a main course plate and is part of Olympia's Corallite range, which is designed to work with the current trend for earthy, tactile tableware in casual dining and modern restaurant settings.

Porcelain is a practical choice for busy front-of-house use. It holds up well to the daily cycle of commercial dishwashers, resists chipping better than earthenware alternatives, and maintains its appearance over sustained service periods. The concrete grey finish gives the plate a muted, neutral base that works well against a range of food presentations without competing visually with the dish.

• Fossil-inspired concrete grey surface texture adds visual depth without overpowering plated food
• Porcelain construction suitable for commercial dishwasher use
• 280mm diameter works well as a standard main course plate
• Neutral tone pairs with a wide range of table linen and glassware styles
• Sold in packs of six, making it straightforward to build cover counts incrementally

These plates are well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, wine bars, and hotel dining rooms where considered tableware presentation matters. They are less suited to very high-volume canteen or contract catering environments where speed of turnaround and bulk handling put greater stress on tableware.

If you are building out a full table setting or need guidance on cover quantities for your service volume, we are happy to help you work through the numbers.

The Olympia Corallite Deep Bowl is a porcelain tableware piece finished in a textured, fossil-inspired blue glaze. The undulating surface pattern and deliberately imperfect rim give it the character of handmade artisan pottery, while the flat base provides a stable, wide canvas for plating. It is supplied in packs of six.

In a busy service environment, consistency across the pass matters. These bowls are produced in porcelain, which holds up reasonably well to the daily demands of restaurant service — stacking, washing, and frequent handling. The finish is better suited to establishments where visual presentation is central to the dining experience, and where the rustic, tactile quality of the bowl is part of what reaches the table.

From an operational standpoint, the deep profile makes these bowls practical for a range of preparations beyond simple salads or sides:

• Deep enough for broth-based dishes, ramen, and composed small plates
• Flat base supports structured plating without the dish rocking
• Textured exterior gives a secure grip during service
• Blue colourway works well against a range of garnish colours and natural ingredients
• Porcelain construction is compatible with standard commercial dishwashers

These bowls are best suited to independent restaurants, bistros, small hotel dining rooms, and casual fine dining operations where the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall aesthetic. They are less suited to high-turnover operations where straightforward, plain-white crockery is the practical preference.

If you are building out a tableware range and want to talk through what works across different covers or service styles, we are happy to help.

The Olympia Corallite Coupe Bowl is a porcelain bowl with a shallow, wide profile and a deliberately uneven, handcrafted-style finish. The peach colourway and fossil-inspired surface texture give the piece a distinctly organic character, making it a practical choice for operators who want tableware that contributes to the visual identity of a dish rather than simply holding it.

The wide, flat base provides a generous canvas for plating, which works particularly well for dishes where presentation is part of the offer — small plates, sharing concepts, tasting menus, or desserts where the backdrop matters. The rustic, slightly irregular shape reads as intentional rather than inconsistent, fitting naturally into the kind of relaxed, independent dining environment where handmade-aesthetic crockery is expected.

From a practical standpoint, porcelain is a reliable choice for front-of-house use: it handles the rigours of regular service and dishwasher cycling well, and the Corallite range is designed with consistent sizing to stack and store cleanly. A few things worth considering before ordering:

• The textured surface, while distinctive, requires attention during cleaning to ensure residues are not retained in the relief pattern
• The peach finish is a deliberate aesthetic choice — check it sits with your existing tableware scheme before committing to a full order
• Supplied in packs of 6, which suits a first order or topping up breakages rather than outfitting a large section from scratch

These bowls are well suited to independent restaurants, bistros, and café-dining concepts where considered presentation is part of the experience. They are less likely to fit a high-turnover, practical-only setting where a plainer, more neutral piece would serve better.

If you are unsure whether the Corallite range sits with your existing service style or you are building out a full tableware scheme, we are happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Corallite plate is a porcelain side plate finished in a concrete grey with a textured, fossil-inspired surface. The effect gives each piece a slightly organic, uneven appearance that suits the kind of informal, industrial-influenced table setting commonly found in contemporary bistros, casual dining restaurants, and café environments. At just over 200mm in diameter, it sits comfortably as a side or bread plate alongside a larger main course cover.

Porcelain is a sensible choice for busy front-of-house use. It holds up well to repeated dishwasher cycles without the glaze degrading quickly, and at 550g per piece it has enough weight to feel substantial on the table without being cumbersome for service staff to handle in multiples. The matte-effect finish does tend to show water marks and light surface residue more readily than a high-gloss white plate, so a consistent wipe-down routine before service is worth building in.

• Textured concrete-effect surface suits industrial and casual dining aesthetics
• Porcelain construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building cover sets incrementally
• Suitable weight and size for side, bread, or small starter presentations
• Consistent finish across the Corallite range supports a coordinated table

This plate works well for operators running 30 to 80 covers who want a distinctive look without moving into fragile artisan ceramics. It is less well suited to very high-volume canteen or fast-casual environments where robust plain-white crockery typically offers a better cost-per-cycle return. Olympia's Corallite range includes additional piece types, so building a coordinated set is straightforward.

If you are putting together a full table setting or want to check how this plate sits alongside other pieces in the Corallite range, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Corallite Deep Bowl is a porcelain serving bowl with a deliberately imperfect, tactile finish. The peach colourway and fossil-inspired surface texture give it a handcrafted, artisan quality that sits comfortably within relaxed dining concepts, café settings, and modern casual restaurants where the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall aesthetic as much as the food.

Each bowl has a flat base and gently curved sides, giving chefs a usable canvas for plating small portions, amuse-bouches, desserts, or sharing starters. The depth makes it practical for dishes with sauces or dressings that need containment without spilling. The rustic form is intentional — slight variation between pieces is part of the design rather than a quality concern.

Coming as a pack of twelve, this is a practical quantity for a small section or for introducing the range as part of a wider Corallite table setting. Being porcelain, the bowls are durable in everyday service and straightforward to keep clean.

• Tactile fossil-pattern surface adds visual character to plated dishes
• Flat base provides a stable, workable surface for portion plating
• Peach finish complements natural, organic, and casual dining table themes
• Porcelain construction is practical for regular service use
• Pack of twelve suits small covers or supplementary stock

If you are building a full table setting or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, the team is happy to talk through what works best for your service.

The Olympia Corallite deep bowl is a porcelain piece finished in a textured concrete grey glaze with a fossil-inspired surface detail. It sits within the Corallite range, which is designed for operators looking to move away from plain white tableware without introducing anything too decorative or overtly stylised. The finish reads as contemporary and understated, suited to the kind of modern casual dining aesthetic that has become common across independent restaurants, wine bars, and café-restaurants over recent years.

Made from porcelain, the bowls offer the durability expected of professional tableware. Porcelain handles repeated dishwasher cycles well and resists chipping better than earthenware alternatives, which matters in a busy front-of-house operation where pieces are handled constantly throughout service. The concrete grey finish is consistent across the range, so bowls can be mixed with other Corallite pieces without mismatching tones.

• Textured concrete grey glaze with fossil-inspired surface detail
• Porcelain construction — suitable for repeated commercial dishwasher use
• Consistent finish across the Corallite range for mixed-piece presentation
• Sold in packs of 12, practical for stocking in multiples
• Well suited to small plates, sharing dishes, and dessert service

The bowls are supplied in packs of twelve, which makes stock management straightforward — buying in pack quantities helps ensure you always have a working set available even when pieces are in the wash or being rested. For operators running larger covers or higher table-turn volumes, buying two or more packs is worth considering to maintain adequate front-of-house stock throughout a full service.

These bowls are well suited to small-plate menus, sharing concepts, starter portions, and dessert service in casual dining environments. They work equally well in café settings where presentation matters but the focus is on durability rather than fine dining. If your concept leans more formal or requires a more refined finish, it is worth reviewing other tableware options before committing.

If you are specifying tableware across a full cover plan or want to discuss how the Corallite range fits your service style, our team is happy to help you work through the numbers.

The Olympia Corallite coupe bowls are porcelain tableware finished in a concrete grey colourway with a textured, fossil-inspired surface. The coupe profile — a wide, shallow bowl without a defined rim — suits a range of plated dishes from pasta and risotto to sharing portions and contemporary starter presentations.

Porcelain is the standard choice for commercial table service for good reason. It handles the routine demands of a busy kitchen pass, repeated dishwasher cycles, and daily stacking without compromising the finish over time. The concrete grey colouring is consistent across the glaze and holds up well under regular commercial use without fading or patching in the way some hand-applied surface treatments can.

• Coupe profile works across multiple dish types, reducing the need for specialist bowls
• Textured concrete grey finish adds visual interest without requiring styled garnishes
• Porcelain construction withstands repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building or supplementing table cover sets
• Consistent colourway makes matching replacement pieces straightforward

These bowls are a practical fit for casual dining restaurants, bistros, and café-style operations looking to build a coherent table identity around an industrial or contemporary aesthetic. They work equally well in smaller independent restaurants where the presentation style is part of the offer. For operators running high-volume covers where attrition rates are a primary concern, it is worth considering the full Corallite range to ensure long-term consistency across the table set.

If you are building out a new cover specification or want to discuss how these sit alongside other pieces in the Corallite range, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Olympia Corallite plate is a porcelain side or starter plate finished in a warm peach colourway with a tactile, fossil-inspired surface texture. The profile has a deliberately uneven, organic edge that gives it the feel of handmade artisan ware, while the flat base provides a workable canvas for plating. It is sold in packs of six, making it straightforward to build up cover numbers over time.

In practice, this plate works well for operators who want to add visual character to their table without moving away from porcelain's reliability. The textured surface and peach tone complement natural, earthy, or plant-forward dishes particularly well, and the format suits starter portions and small plates in equal measure. At a little over 550g each, the plates have a solid feel in the hand without being cumbersome for front-of-house staff to carry stacked.

A few things worth considering before ordering:

• The organic edge profile means plates do not stack as uniformly as standard round ware — check your storage and pass configurations
• The textured surface requires slightly more care when cleaning to avoid residue build-up in the pattern
• The peach colourway is part of a styled range, so coordinating with existing crockery is worth checking against your current service style

This plate is well suited to independent restaurants, wine bars, and small plates or sharing-style concepts where a distinctive, artisan aesthetic is part of the dining experience. It is less suited to high-turnover cafeteria or contract catering environments where uniformity and stacking efficiency take priority.

If you are building a full table setting or are unsure whether this fits your current service style, we are happy to talk it through.

The Olympia Corallite Deep Bowl is a porcelain serving bowl with a deliberately imperfect, tactile finish designed to complement modern plating styles. The green colourway and fossil-inspired surface pattern give each piece an organic, handcrafted quality that works well alongside casual-dining and small-plates formats. The flat base provides a stable, workable surface for composed dishes, and the deeper profile suits portions that benefit from a contained presentation — think sharing starters, desserts, or side dishes with sauces.

Porcelain construction means the bowls are practical for daily service use: resistant to chipping under normal handling, straightforward to clean, and consistent enough in size and weight to stack and store efficiently behind the pass. The rustic aesthetic is intentional rather than inconsistent, so minor surface variation between pieces is a feature of the range rather than a quality concern.

• Fossil-inspired surface texture adds visual depth to plated dishes
• Green colourway suits earthy, natural, and contemporary table schemes
• Flat base gives a stable canvas for careful plating
• Porcelain construction handles regular commercial dishwashing well
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building cover sets incrementally

These bowls are best suited to independent restaurants, cafés, and small-plates venues where the tableware is part of the overall dining aesthetic. They are not heavy-duty banqueting ware, so high-volume operations cycling large covers quickly may want to consider a more utilitarian option from the wider catalogue.

If you are building a full table setting around the Corallite range or have questions about mixing pieces across a cover, the team is happy to help you work through what makes sense for your operation.

The Olympia Corallite deep bowl is a porcelain serving piece finished in a concrete grey glaze with a fossil-inspired surface texture. The matte, industrial aesthetic sits naturally within contemporary casual dining, street food-style concepts, and modern bistro settings where plain white crockery would feel out of place.

Made from porcelain, these bowls offer reasonable durability for front-of-house use. The concrete effect finish is baked into the glaze rather than applied as a surface coating, which means it holds up to regular commercial dishwasher cycles without fading or peeling over time. At 150mm across, the bowl is well suited to side dishes, sharing portions, amuse-bouche service, or small dessert presentations.

• Fossil-inspired texture adds visual interest without requiring additional garnish or styling effort
• Porcelain construction withstands regular commercial dishwasher use
• Consistent finish across the pack supports uniform table presentation
• Compact footprint works well on smaller covers or tasting menus
• Sold in packs of six, practical for building or topping up section stock

It is worth considering that the concrete grey finish, while distinctive, suits a specific aesthetic. If your venue runs a more traditional or neutral table setting, this bowl may not integrate as naturally. The 150mm diameter is best considered a smaller bowl — generous enough for a starter or side, but not a main course portion.

These bowls are a practical choice for independent restaurants, wine bars, and café-bistros with a modern interior direction. They work particularly well where a cohesive, textured table setting is part of the overall guest experience. If you are building a full cover set or matching across multiple pieces within the Corallite range, it is worth speaking with the team to make sure everything works together before ordering in volume.