Rene Ozorio

The Rene Ozorio Aura salt shaker is a white porcelain tableware piece designed for formal dining and polished table settings. Sold in a pack of 36, it is intended for operators who need consistent, matching tableware across multiple covers rather than occasional single replacements.

Porcelain is a practical choice for commercial table service. It holds its appearance well under regular use, resists surface staining from salt and handling, and the reflective glaze of the Aura range gives each piece a clean, uniform finish that holds up alongside quality crockery and linen. For front-of-house teams, having a matched set across all tables avoids the inconsistency that can undermine a carefully considered dining room aesthetic.

• White porcelain construction with a durable reflective glaze finish
• Contemporary profile suited to fine dining and formal table settings
• Pack of 36 provides consistent matching across a full dining room
• Resistant to surface staining from everyday salt and handling
• Part of the wider Aura range for coordinated tableware presentation

As with any porcelain tableware, correct handling and storage will extend service life. They are not designed to withstand heavy mechanical impact, and operators should account for a reasonable attrition rate when planning stock levels for a busy dining room.

This pack is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, private members' clubs, and any setting where a coordinated, quality table presentation matters. Operators running higher covers or faster-paced environments may want to consider stocking additional packs to maintain consistent sets as attrition occurs over time.

If you are fitting out a full dining room or matching the Aura salt shakers to other pieces in the range, the team is happy to talk through quantities and coordination before you order.

The Rene Ozorio Aura soya dish is a small porcelain condiment piece designed for table service and plated presentation. At 75mm in diameter, it sits comfortably alongside starter plates, sharing boards, and tasting menus, and is equally at home presenting dipping sauces, amuse-bouche accompaniments, or small garnishes at the pass.

Porcelain is the practical choice for this kind of front-of-house use. It holds up well through repeated dishwasher cycles, resists chipping better than earthenware at this scale, and the reflective white glaze keeps its appearance consistent across a large service fleet — important when dishes are laid side by side on a table or pass.

Supplied in packs of 36, the Aura soya dish is well suited to restaurants and hotel dining rooms that need consistent volume without significant stock fragility risk. The clean, contemporary profile of the Aura range works across a range of cover styles, from modern European to Japanese-influenced tasting menus where soya and dipping vessels are a service staple.

• Consistent white glaze supports uniform table presentation across large covers
• Porcelain construction handles repeated commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Pack of 36 supports practical stock depth for busy service
• Compact footprint suits tight table layouts and sharing-style plating

For operations running higher cover volumes or those building out a full Aura tableware specification, it is worth considering how the soya dish integrates with other pieces in the range. If you are unsure which pack quantities or complementary pieces make sense for your service style, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Rene Ozorio Aura rectangular tray is a 270mm porcelain serving piece designed for structured, considered food presentation. It sits within the wider Aura collection, which is built around a clean, contemporary aesthetic combined with the durability expected of professional tableware. The white reflective glaze gives a consistent finish across the range, which is useful when plating across multiple covers where visual uniformity matters.

In a working dining environment, porcelain at this level needs to hold up to the pace of service — repeated handling, warewashing, and stacking without chipping or glazing degradation. The Aura tray is developed with that in mind, making it a practical choice not just for appearance but for longevity under regular use.

From an operational standpoint, this tray suits a number of service formats:

• Structured plating for fine dining and tasting menus
• Sharing and tapas-style service where a flat rectangular surface aids presentation
• Starter and dessert presentation in hotel and restaurant environments
• Buffet and banqueting setups requiring consistent tableware across large covers

Supplied in a pack of 24, the quantity is well suited to establishing a full set or supplementing an existing Aura service. For operations running high covers or multiple sittings, it is worth considering whether additional packs are needed to allow for breakage float and warewasher rotation without running short mid-service.

If you are building out a full table setting from the Aura range or need guidance on quantities relative to your covers, the team is happy to talk through what works in practice.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio for Steelite is a fine china tableware collection designed around clean, undecorated surfaces. These 240mm round trays are a versatile serving and presentation piece — large enough to carry composed starters or sharing elements, while remaining manageable for front-of-house staff at the pass.

Fine china at this quality level is a practical choice in formal and contemporary dining environments where the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall presentation. The translucent, luminous body of the White Album range gives it a refined appearance without relying on pattern or decoration, which means the food remains the focal point. The format works well for amuse-bouche, pre-dessert courses, or plated sharing elements where a clean surface helps rather than competes.

In operational terms, fine china holds up well in a professional setting when handled appropriately, though it does require care in busy clearing and washing cycles. Buying in a 12-pack provides a practical working quantity for a section, with enough cover to account for rotation through the dishwasher without holding up service. These trays also integrate well with other pieces in the White Album collection, which is useful for operators building a coordinated table setting.

These trays are well suited to restaurants, private dining rooms, boutique hotels, and any operation where tableware presentation is considered part of the guest experience. If your operation runs at higher volume or in conditions where more robust ware is a priority, it is worth discussing alternative formats with us.

If you are building out a table setting or are unsure how this piece works alongside other White Album items, we are happy to help you work through the range.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china collection built around a clean, bright white finish with a slightly translucent quality. These 275mm round trays are a presentation piece rather than a serving vessel — flat in profile and wide enough to frame a composed dish without crowding it. They work well as a base for structured plating, amuse-bouches, or sharing plates where the focus is on the food itself.

Fine china at this level is chosen for its consistency of finish and its ability to hold colour under service lighting. The White Album pieces have a luminosity that suits contemporary plating styles, particularly where chefs are working with bold colours or intricate garnishes. The format holds up well in a brigade environment when handled correctly, though fine china by nature requires more care than porcelain during clearing and washing.

Practically, buying in a 12-pack makes sense for any venue running these as a core part of the tabletop. Attrition is a reality in busy service, and having stock depth means the look of the cover stays consistent over time without the need to mix in alternative pieces at short notice.

The White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple shapes and formats, so these trays can sit alongside plates, bowls, and accessories from the same collection for a unified table presentation. They are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary restaurants where tableware is a deliberate part of the guest experience rather than a utility item.

If you are building out a full tabletop specification or need to assess quantities against covers and anticipated breakage rates, we are happy to talk it through.

The Rene Ozorio White Album tray is a fine china serving piece designed for composed food presentation. At 125mm in diameter, it sits comfortably as a canapé tray, small sharing plate, or accompaniment dish, and its clean, undecorated surface allows the food itself to take centre stage. The White Album range is manufactured by Steelite and is part of a broader coordinated collection, meaning these trays can sit alongside other pieces in the same line without visual conflict.

Fine china of this type is well suited to front-of-house environments where presentation standards are high. The translucent, luminous body reads clearly under restaurant lighting and holds up to the handling demands of regular service when treated with appropriate care. Like all fine china, these trays perform best in operations with proper handling and storage protocols — they are not designed for environments where heavy-duty durability is the primary requirement.

Practical benefits for service teams include:

• Coordinated across the White Album collection for consistent table presentation
• Lightweight format suits canapé service, amuse-bouche, and small plate covers
• Smooth, unglazed-edge profile allows clean stacking between services
• Neutral white finish works across a wide range of plating styles
• Supplied in a 12-pack, suitable for covering a standard section or pass setup

These trays are best suited to upscale casual dining, fine dining, private members' clubs, hotel restaurants, and event catering operations where presentation detail matters. For higher-volume or more robust service requirements, heavier stoneware alternatives within the Steelite catalogue may be worth considering. If you are building out a full table setting or matching to existing White Album pieces already in use, it is worth speaking with us to confirm compatibility across the range.

The White Album range from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, is a fine china tableware collection designed around clean, minimal presentation. These 190mm round trays sit within that collection as a versatile serving and presentation piece — suitable for amuse-bouches, petit fours, condiments, or as a considered element of a plated dessert course. The translucent body and bright white finish are characteristic of the range and lend themselves to contemporary plating styles where the food is meant to do the talking.

In a busy front-of-house environment, consistency of appearance matters. Fine china at this level holds its glaze and colour well through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles, which is a practical consideration when you're turning tables across a full service. The 190mm format is compact enough to work as a table accessory piece without overcrowding a cover, yet substantial enough to carry a small course or sharing element cleanly.

Supplied in a pack of 12, this quantity suits most operators looking to introduce or expand the range without committing to a large initial outlay. The White Album collection is designed to coordinate across formats, so these trays can be mixed with other pieces in the range to build a coherent table aesthetic without needing to match everything exactly.

For operators considering the range across multiple covers or running high-volume service, it's worth thinking through your breakage allowance and stock requirements before ordering. If you'd like guidance on building out a coordinated table setting or assessing quantities for your service style, we're happy to help you work through it.

The Rene Ozorio White Album range, produced by Steelite, is a collection of fine china tableware designed for contemporary restaurant and hospitality settings. These 105mm trays are small, shallow pieces intended primarily for food presentation — suitable for amuse-bouche, pre-desserts, side condiments, or composed snack courses where a clean, uncluttered surface is part of the dish's appeal.

Fine china at this scale performs well in front-of-house environments where appearance matters as much as function. The translucent, luminous body of the White Album range reads well under restaurant lighting and holds its finish with careful handling and appropriate warewashing practice. These are presentation pieces rather than heavy-duty service ware, and they benefit from the considered handling that any quality fine china requires in a busy dining room.

Practically, the 12-pack format suits operations that are building or topping up a set, whether for a new menu concept or to replace attrition over time. The pieces are designed to coordinate with other items in the White Album collection, which is useful for operators who want a cohesive table aesthetic across multiple courses or service styles.

These trays are best suited to fine dining, boutique hotels, and contemporary casual restaurants where presentation is a deliberate part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or fast-casual environments where robustness is the primary requirement.

If you are building a full table setting around the White Album range or need guidance on quantities for a particular covers count, we are happy to help you work through what you need.

The Rene Ozorio White Album range is a fine china tableware collection produced by Steelite, one of the more widely recognised names in commercial hospitality ware. These 290mm round trays sit within that range and are designed to provide a clean, neutral surface for plated food presentation — the kind of piece that works quietly in the background and lets the food do the talking.

In a busy restaurant or hospitality setting, consistency across the pass matters. Fine china at this size is a practical choice for sharing plates, amuse-bouches, petit fours, or composed starters where the presentation surface is as considered as the dish itself. The White Album's translucent, luminous finish reads well under both warm and cool front-of-house lighting, which is a practical consideration that often gets overlooked at the buying stage.

This pack of twelve makes it a reasonable purchase for establishments looking to maintain consistent cover across a service without running short during a busy period or while pieces are in the wash. Fine china does require careful handling and appropriate racking in the dishwasher to avoid chipping, which is worth building into staff training if it isn't already.

The White Album range is designed to mix and match with other pieces in the collection, so operators building a coordinated table setting have flexibility without being locked into a rigid format. It suits contemporary dining concepts, tasting menus, and upscale casual environments where presentation standards are high.

If you're unsure whether this size works for your specific menu format, or you're putting together a broader table setting and want to talk through what else fits within the range, the team is happy to help.

These round elevations from the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio for Steelite are small fine china platforms designed to lift and separate elements on a finished plate. Used as a presentation tool rather than a serving vessel, they allow chefs to add height and visual structure to a dish without altering its composition.

In practice, elevations like these are most commonly found in contemporary fine dining and tasting menu environments, where plating precision and visual consistency matter across every cover. The translucent quality of the fine china body keeps the focus on the food rather than the platform itself, which suits clean, minimal plating styles particularly well.

• Adds height and layering to composed dishes without added bulk
• Translucent fine china keeps presentation clean and uncluttered
• Consistent sizing across the pack supports uniform plating during service
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a cohesive table
• Sold in a pack of twelve, suitable for regular rotation through a pass

These elevations are best suited to smaller brigade kitchens with a strong focus on plating detail — tasting menus, à la carte fine dining, or pop-up concepts where presentation is a core part of the offer. They are less likely to suit high-volume or casual dining environments where plating speed takes priority over composition.

If you are building out a White Album table setting or want to discuss how elevations fit into your plating approach, the team is happy to help you think it through.

The White Album Round Elevations by Rene Ozorio for Steelite are fine china presentation risers designed to add height and structure to plated dishes. At 260mm in diameter, they provide a generous base for composed starters, sharing plates, or dessert presentations, giving the table a considered, refined aesthetic without overcomplicating the cover layout.

In practice, these elevations work best as part of a coordinated table setting rather than as standalone pieces. The translucent quality of the fine china gives the range a distinctive, understated character that reads well under restaurant lighting, and the neutral white finish keeps the focus squarely on the food. They are commonly used in contemporary fine dining, boutique hotel restaurants, and tasting menu environments where presentation detail matters.

Key practical points for front-of-house use:

• Fine china construction — handle with appropriate care during service and washing
• Consistent finish across the pack, well suited to matching table sets
• 260mm diameter suits most plating styles without dominating the cover
• Designed to pair with other White Album pieces for a cohesive table
• Sold in a pack of 12, suitable for small to mid-sized sections

It is worth considering that fine china elevations of this type are more delicate than standard porcelain tableware and benefit from careful stacking and storage. They are not intended for high-turnover canteen or casual dining environments where robustness is the priority.

These elevations are best suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and event caterers focused on premium presentation. If you are building out a full table setting or need guidance on quantities for your cover count, we are happy to help you work through the options.

These square trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite — a range built around fine china with a clean, bright finish that works well as a neutral base for plated food presentation. The 162mm square format sits comfortably as an amuse-bouche tray, a canapé base, or a small sharing plate depending on how the kitchen uses it.

In a front-of-house environment, the appeal of this range lies in its restraint. The white body and simple square profile let the food take precedence, which suits contemporary plating styles where portion definition and visual clarity matter. Fine china carries a degree of translucency and brightness that ceramic alternatives often lack, and that quality tends to read well under restaurant lighting.

From an operational standpoint, fine china is generally dishwasher safe and suitable for regular commercial warewashing cycles, though it warrants careful stacking during service and storage to avoid chipping at the edges — a consideration for any fine china piece in a busy kitchen pass.

• Clean white finish provides a neutral canvas for contemporary plating
• Square format suits canapé, amuse-bouche, and small plated portions
• Fine china construction offers a bright, luminous surface quality
• Part of the White Album range, designed to mix and match across pieces
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for service stock levels

This range is well suited to upscale restaurants, private dining operations, and event catering where presentation consistency matters. For high-turnover casual dining, a more robust earthenware or porcelain option may be worth considering alongside.

If you're building out a tableware range or want to discuss how the White Album collection fits within a broader table setting, we're happy to help before you commit to an order.

The White Album Round Elevations from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite, are fine china riser pieces designed to add height and visual structure to plated dishes. At 220mm in diameter, they provide a clean, luminous surface that lifts presentation without competing with the food itself. The translucent quality of the fine china body gives the range a refined, contemporary feel that works well in upscale dining rooms and modern restaurant settings.

In practice, these elevations are used by chefs who want to create multi-level plating on the table — adding dimension to a tasting menu course or drawing the eye to a centrepiece dish. The neutral white finish means they sit comfortably alongside other White Album pieces, allowing operators to build a coordinated look across a table setting without the range feeling forced or overly uniform.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Supplied as a pack of 12, suited to restaurants running consistent cover numbers
• Fine china construction requires careful handling and appropriate racking during washing
• Designed to complement the wider White Album range — mixing pieces is straightforward
• The flat elevation profile suits contemporary plating rather than traditional presentation styles

These elevations are best suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and private dining operations where presentation is a deliberate part of the guest experience. They are a considered purchase for venues where tableware is chosen to reflect a culinary identity rather than simply to serve a functional purpose.

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure how the elevations integrate with your existing White Album pieces, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The White Album Round Elevations from Rene Ozorio, manufactured by Steelite, are small-format fine china riser platforms used to add height and structure to plated dishes. At 155mm in diameter, they sit beneath individual portions or components, lifting elements off the plate surface to create visual depth without adding complexity to the pass.

In a working dining room, elevations like these are most useful where presentation is central to the guest experience — tasting menus, fine dining à la carte, and chef's table formats where each plate is composed individually. They work alongside the broader White Album collection, which shares the same luminous, translucent fine china body, allowing operators to build a consistent table aesthetic across multiple courses and cover formats.

Practically, fine china elevations require careful handling in service and pot wash environments. They are not suited to high-speed casual or high-volume canteen settings where breakage risk is significant. Used in the right context, they are durable enough for regular service rotation, but should be stored and stacked with care.

• Creates height and layering within plated dishes without additional garnish
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a unified table presentation
• Fine china construction gives a clean, refined appearance under service lighting
• Sold in a pack of 12, suitable for a small section or supplementary cover set

These elevations are well suited to fine dining and contemporary tasting menu restaurants where plate composition is a considered part of the offer. For operators looking to extend into larger formats or additional elevation heights, the White Album range includes further complementary pieces.

If you are building a full table concept around the White Album range or need guidance on cover quantities for your service style, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

These 155mm round trays are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean, bright white finish, they are designed as a neutral base for plated food presentation — particularly where the visual clarity of the dish matters as much as the food itself.

In a service environment, small round trays like these tend to work across a range of covers, from amuse-bouche and pre-starters through to petit fours and small sharing portions. The consistent sizing across the White Album range makes them straightforward to stack, store, and integrate with other pieces from the same collection.

• Consistent white finish provides a clean backdrop for plated food
• Fine china construction balances durability with a refined table appearance
• Sold in a 12-pack, practical for setting up a coordinated cover count
• Mixes and matches with other White Album pieces for a cohesive table
• Compact 155mm diameter suits amuse-bouche, petits fours, and small accompaniments

As with all fine china, standard commercial dishwasher use is appropriate, though care during stacking and handling will extend service life. The White Album range is a practical choice for contemporary restaurants, hotel dining, and private dining rooms where a clean, uncluttered table aesthetic is the aim.

If you are building out a full table setting or are unsure which pieces from the White Album range best suit your cover style, the team is happy to advise.

The White Album rectangular tray is part of Rene Ozorio's fine china collection produced by Steelite. It is a simple, clean-lined piece designed to carry and present food at table — whether used as a sharing plate, an amuse-bouche base, or a structured element within a larger cover. The translucent quality of the fine china body gives it a lightness that works well against dark slates and natural wood service boards, as well as on dressed linen.

In a busy service environment, consistency matters as much as appearance. These trays are produced in fine china, which holds its whiteness well over repeated dishwasher cycles and is resistant to the minor scratching and surface marking that can quickly age glazed earthenware under daily use. Buying in a pack of twelve supports consistent table presentation across a section without the colour variation you sometimes see when mixing batches.

Practical advantages for front-of-house teams include:

• Clean, neutral surface that does not compete with plating or garnish
• Rectangular format suits linear plating styles and tasting portions
• Fine china construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Consistent glaze finish across a twelve-piece pack aids table uniformity

These trays are well suited to contemporary restaurant covers, tasting menus, private dining, and hotel food service where presentation standards are high. They are less appropriate for high-turnover casual dining or canteen environments where chipping risk is elevated. The White Album range includes complementary pieces, so building a coordinated table across multiple formats is straightforward.

If you are putting together a full table setting or are unsure which pieces from the White Album range best suit your cover, the team is happy to talk through the options.

The White Album Geometric Tray from Rene Ozorio is a fine china serving tray designed for front-of-house use in contemporary dining environments. The geometric form and clean white finish provide a neutral, structured surface that supports considered food presentation without competing with the dish itself.

In service, these trays work well for sharing plates, pre-plated starters, or dessert presentations where a degree of visual structure on the table is desirable. The fine china construction gives them a feel that reads as considered and deliberate rather than functional, which suits the kind of cover where presentation is part of the experience.

• Clean geometric profile supports structured plating and sharing formats
• Fine china body with a luminous finish that photographs well under cover lighting
• Coordinates with other pieces across the White Album collection
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for consistent table settings across a section
• Suitable for dishwasher use in a commercial environment

As with all fine china, these trays warrant sensible handling in a busy pass environment. They are not intended for high-impact service or stacking under heavy load. Operators running high-volume, fast-paced covers may want to consider whether a more robust stoneware option is better suited to their service style.

These trays are well suited to restaurants, boutique hotels, and event caterers where table aesthetics are a deliberate part of the guest experience. They fit naturally into a styled, coordinated table setting and work particularly well alongside other White Album pieces.

If you are building a tableware range and want to discuss which pieces work together for your cover style, the team is happy to help.

These small square trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean white finish, they are designed for use as a presentation base for individual portions, canapés, amuse-bouches, or petits fours — the kind of course where precise, considered plating matters.

In practice, this format works well in contemporary dining environments where a minimal, uncluttered table aesthetic is the goal. The plain white surface keeps the focus on the food, and the square profile gives chefs a defined area to work within. Because they are sold in packs of twelve, they are straightforward to deploy across a section without worrying about matching individual pieces.

A few practical points worth considering for service use:

• Fine china construction holds detail and finish well under regular handling
• Square format suits precise, structured plating styles
• White Album pieces are designed to coordinate across the wider range
• Pack quantity of twelve supports section-level deployment
• Compact footprint suits tight mise en place and pass arrangements

These trays are best suited to restaurants, private dining rooms, hotels, and events operations where presentation standards are high and the tableware is expected to contribute to the overall aesthetic. They are a compact, low-maintenance addition to the tableware inventory rather than a centrepiece item.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to confirm how these fit with other White Album pieces, feel free to get in touch with the team.

These square elevations are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio for Steelite. They are purpose-made presentation pieces — flat, square platforms with a central indent designed to lift and position food items cleanly on the plate or board. The fine china body has a bright, translucent quality that keeps the focus on the food rather than the vessel itself.

In a restaurant environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. These elevations give plating teams a reliable, repeatable surface to work with, helping to ensure dishes leave the pass looking the same cover after cover. The indent keeps components in place, which is particularly useful for garnishes or small portions that might otherwise shift in transit from kitchen to table.

• Clean, square format suits structured, modern plating styles
• Central indent adds a positioning point for delicate garnishes or sauces
• Fine china body resists staining and cleans reliably through commercial dishwashers
• Supplied in a pack of 12, suited to consistent service requirements
• Coordinates with the wider White Album range for a unified table aesthetic

These pieces are designed for table use rather than oven or hot-pass service — they are a presentation and styling item, not a cooking vessel. They are best suited to contemporary or fine dining operations where the visual detail of a cover matters and where the team has the time and training to plate with precision.

For higher-volume or more casual operations, simpler flatware from the same range may be more practical. If you are building a table scheme across multiple pieces, it is worth speaking with us to make sure the components work together in the context of your menu and service style.

These rectangular trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, manufactured by Steelite. Made from fine china with a clean, bright white finish, they are designed as a versatile plating surface for starters, sharing dishes, petit fours, and similar presentations where simplicity and a refined look are the priority.

In a working dining environment, the format holds up well to the demands of consistent plated service. Fine china offers a reasonable balance of durability and presentation quality for front-of-house use, and the rectangular profile suits structured plating styles where a round plate would not give the same effect.

The practical advantages for operators are straightforward:

• Clean white finish provides a neutral base for any plating style or colour palette
• Rectangular form suits linear and structured plating arrangements
• Fine china construction is compatible with standard commercial dishwashing
• Supplied in a pack of twelve, supporting consistent table cover without mismatched pieces
• Designed to coordinate with other pieces within the White Album range

These trays are best suited to restaurants, hotels, and private dining operations with a contemporary or minimalist aesthetic. They are not a heavy-duty workhorse item — fine china tableware of this type is suited to considered service environments rather than high-turnover casual dining where attrition rates tend to be higher. Operators running larger covers should account for breakage replacement when sizing their order.

If you are building a coordinated table setting across multiple piece types or want to discuss quantities for a full opening order, the team is happy to help work through what you need.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced in partnership with Steelite. Made from fine china with a translucent, luminous finish, they are designed as a neutral, clean surface for composed plating — particularly suited to amuse-bouches, pre-desserts, petit fours, or any small course where presentation matters.

In a busy front-of-house environment, consistency across covers is straightforward when pieces share a unified aesthetic. The White Album range is designed to mix and match within the collection, which gives operators the flexibility to build a coordinated look across multiple courses without every piece being identical.

• Fine china construction with a translucent, luminous glaze finish
• Geometric profile provides a distinct visual contrast to round plateware
• Coordinates with other pieces across the White Album collection
• Supplied in a 12-pack, practical for service-level stock
• Suited to contemporary plating styles in upscale dining settings

As with all fine china, these trays are better suited to considered, lower-impact handling rather than the rough-and-tumble of a high-volume casual dining environment. They are not designed for heavy-duty commercial use and should be assessed against the service style of the operation before committing to volume stock.

If you are building a full table scheme around the White Album collection or have questions about suitability for your service format, the team are happy to help you work through the options.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection by Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they offer a clean, neutral surface that works well for structured plating and contemporary food presentation. The rectangular format and defined geometric profile give chefs a clear frame to work within, which suits precise, composed dishes particularly well.

In a busy service environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. These trays hold their appearance well across a full service, and fine china of this type is generally robust enough for regular front-of-house use when handled correctly. The 12-pack format helps establish a uniform look across covers without the need to piece together stock over time.

From an operational standpoint, the White Album range is designed to coordinate across multiple piece formats, which gives kitchen teams flexibility when building a table setting or adapting to different covers and menu styles. The neutral white finish does not compete with plating colours or garnishes.

• Consistent finish supports uniform presentation across covers
• Geometric profile suits structured, composed plating styles
• Coordinates with other White Album pieces for a cohesive table
• Fine china construction suitable for regular front-of-house use
• 12-pack quantity helps stock a section without shortfall

These trays are best suited to restaurants, bistros, and hotel dining operations where presentation standards are high and a contemporary aesthetic is part of the offer. They are less suited to high-turnover casual dining where robust everyday tableware takes priority.

If you are building a full table setting from the White Album range or want to discuss quantities for your covers, the team is happy to help you work through what you need.

The White Album Square Elevation with Indent from Rene Ozorio is a fine china presentation accessory designed to add height and structure to plated dishes. The square platform with a central indent allows a bowl, glass, or smaller plate to sit securely on top, giving chefs a simple way to create a layered presentation without complicated assembly during service.

In a busy restaurant environment, consistency matters as much as creativity. These elevations are made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish that holds its appearance across repeated service cycles and regular warewasher use. The neutral white surface keeps attention on the food rather than the tableware, which suits kitchens where the plate presentation is considered part of the dining experience.

Practical points worth considering before purchasing:

• Fine china construction is durable in normal service but requires careful handling during stacking and storage
• The indent provides a location point for smaller vessels, aiding plate-up consistency across a section
• Sold in a 12-pack, which supports a consistent look across a set number of covers
• Part of the wider White Album range, so additional pieces can be introduced to build a coordinated table setting

These elevations are well suited to restaurants, private dining rooms, and hotel food and beverage operations where plated presentation is a deliberate part of the guest experience. They are less appropriate for high-volume casual dining where speed of service takes priority over presentation detail. Catering operations running larger cover counts may want to consider purchasing in greater quantities to maintain continuity across the pass.

If you are building out a presentation tableware scheme and would like guidance on mixing pieces from the White Album range, our team is happy to help you work through what will suit your service style.

These geometric trays are part of the White Album collection from Rene Ozorio, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they are designed as a presentation piece — a clean, structured surface that draws attention to the food rather than the vessel. The rectangular format and low profile make them well suited to amuse-bouche, pre-desserts, petit fours, and small sharing portions where visual presentation matters.

In service, fine china of this type holds up well to the handling demands of a busy pass, provided staff are familiar with treating smaller presentation pieces with appropriate care. The geometric form stacks consistently, which helps with storage and mise en place during a multi-course service. Supplied in a pack of twelve, the quantity suits a medium-sized operation running a set menu or tasting format.

The White Album range is designed to be mixed and matched across its various pieces, so these trays can sit alongside other items in the collection to create a cohesive table setting without appearing matchy. The neutral white finish works across a range of plating styles and does not compete with garnishes or sauces.

These trays are tableware rather than cookware — they are not intended for oven or heated gantry use. As with all fine china, they should be handled and stored with care to avoid chipping, and checked regularly for damage before service. They are best suited to contemporary dining operations, tasting menus, and restaurants where presentation standards are a priority.

If you are building out a full table setting or have questions about which pieces from the White Album range work well together in a particular service format, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album deep bowl from Rene Ozorio is a fine china piece designed to sit at the centre of a contemporary dining table setting. The 215mm diameter and generous depth make it a practical choice for pasta, risotto, soup, and composed starter presentations where the dish benefits from a contained, well-proportioned vessel.

In service, fine china of this type holds up well under the regular handling and commercial dishwashing cycles that a busy restaurant demands. The clean, bright white finish provides a neutral backdrop that allows the food to carry the visual, which suits operators who prefer presentation-led plating without distraction from the tableware itself.

The White Album range is designed to be mixed and matched across different piece types — bowls, plates, and serving items — allowing a kitchen to build a cohesive table setting over time or expand cover counts without inconsistency in appearance.

• Clean white finish that supports presentation-focused plating
• Depth suited to pasta, soups, and composed bowl dishes
• Fine china construction handles commercial dishwasher cycles reliably
• Co-ordinates with other pieces in the White Album range

This pack of twelve is a practical quantity for smaller restaurants, private dining rooms, and hospitality operations building out their table inventory. For higher-volume sites or operations needing to cover larger sections consistently, a larger opening quantity may be worth considering.

If you are unsure which bowl size or range best fits your menu style or service format, we are happy to talk it through.

These rectangular trays are part of Rene Ozorio's White Album collection, produced by Steelite. Made from fine china with a luminous, translucent finish, they are designed to serve as a clean, neutral base for plated food presentation. The indent feature helps anchor garnishes, sauces, or accompaniments in a controlled position on the plate, giving front-of-house staff a consistent canvas to work with.

In a restaurant or banqueting environment, consistency of presentation matters as much as the food itself. These trays lend themselves to set-menu or tasting-menu formats where a uniform look across covers is part of the dining experience. The fine china construction holds up well to regular service and warewasher cycles, though as with all fine china, careful handling during stacking and storage will extend service life.

Practical points worth noting:

• Fine china finish suits contemporary and upscale dining settings
• Indent aids consistent plating and reduces movement of elements during service
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a unified table
• Supplied in a pack of 12, practical for covers-based purchasing
• Suitable for warewasher use under normal commercial conditions

These trays are well suited to restaurant operations where presentation standards are high and a coordinated tableware aesthetic is part of the offer. They are less likely to be the right choice for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where durability under very heavy throughput is the primary concern.

If you are building out a full table setting or want to discuss how the White Album range fits your service style, the team is happy to help.

The White Album Low Bowl from Rene Ozorio is a fine china tableware piece designed for contemporary food presentation. The shallow, open profile makes it well suited to starter portions, amuse-bouches, small desserts, and plated sharing dishes where the food itself needs to take centre stage. The translucent, bright white finish gives chefs a clean, neutral surface to work against.

In a busy front-of-house environment, consistency matters. Fine china at this quality level holds its appearance through repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without the dulling or crazing that can affect lower-grade tableware over time. Supplied in a pack of twelve, it suits cover counts where a complete matching set is needed from the outset.

• Clean white finish provides a neutral canvas for plated dishes
• Fine china construction withstands regular commercial dishwasher use
• Low, open profile suits starters, amuse-bouches, and small desserts
• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album range for a unified table setting
• Pack of twelve supports consistent presentation across a full section

It is worth considering your existing tableware before ordering. The White Album range is designed to mix and match across bowl shapes and plate sizes, so operators building out a full cover will want to confirm compatibility with other pieces already in use. For very high-volume or casual dining settings where robustness is the primary concern, a heavier-duty alternative may be more appropriate.

If you are putting together a full tableware specification or are unsure whether this piece fits your current cover, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The White Album rectangular trays from Rene Ozorio are fine china serving pieces designed around clean, neutral presentation. The indent detail provides a defined placement point for garnishes, sauces, or small accompaniments, giving chefs a consistent starting point for plating without the need to improvise positioning during service.

In practice, these trays work well as part of a structured plated course — particularly for starters, amuse-bouche, or dessert presentations where portion control and visual consistency matter. The format suits kitchens running à la carte or tasting menus where each cover needs to look identical across a pass. The translucent fine china body keeps the focus on the food rather than the vessel, which is generally what front-of-house teams and chefs are looking for in this style of tableware.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Indent guides plating position and reduces inconsistency across covers
• Fine china construction is suitable for professional dishwasher cycles
• Neutral white finish coordinates with other White Album pieces for a unified table setting
• Rectangular format works well for linear or structured food presentations
• Supplied as a 12-pack, practical for stocking a section without over-ordering

These trays are best suited to contemporary dining operations — restaurants, hotel dining rooms, or event catering where presentation standards are high and tableware is considered part of the guest experience. They are not intended for high-volume canteen or casual dining environments where durability under rapid turnover is the primary concern.

If you're building out a full table setting from the White Album range or want to confirm suitability for your specific service style, the team is happy to help you put together a coordinated selection.

The White Album Deep Bowl from Rene Ozorio is a fine china bowl with a clean, bright white finish and a translucent body. The depth of the piece makes it suitable for a range of plated dishes — from broth-based starters and risottos to desserts where presentation height matters. It is part of the wider White Album collection, which is designed to coordinate across multiple pieces for a consistent table setting.

Fine china of this type is well suited to upscale casual dining, hotel restaurants, and any operation where table presentation is a considered part of the guest experience. The neutral white finish works as a practical canvas for chefs who want the food itself to carry the visual weight of a dish, without the tableware competing for attention.

From a service standpoint, buying in packs of twelve gives operators a practical starting quantity, with the ability to top up stock from the same range as covers increase or breakages occur over time. Fine china does require appropriate handling and storage practices to maintain its appearance — stacking without protection or rough handling will lead to chipping over time, which is worth factoring into your front-of-house workflow.

• Coordinates with other pieces in the White Album collection for a unified table
• Depth suits plated starters, risottos, pasta, and dessert presentation
• Bright white finish keeps the focus on the food
• Fine china construction suited to formal and upscale casual settings

If you are outfitting a new dining room or refreshing an existing tableware range, it is worth speaking with us about quantities, coordination across the collection, and whether this piece fits the style of service you are running.

The White Album collection from Rene Ozorio for Steelite is a fine china tableware range built around a clean, luminous white finish. These 125mm bowls are a practical size for starters, desserts, amuse-bouches, or small side portions, and their neutral aesthetic works well across a range of plating styles without competing with the food.

Fine china is a common choice in restaurants and hotel dining rooms where operators want a consistent, refined table appearance without the weight or cost of bone china. The translucent body and smooth glaze of the White Album range give it a quality feel that reads well to guests, while still being practical enough for regular front-of-house service.

Supplied as a pack of twelve, these bowls are well suited to establishments that want to build or refresh a coordinated table setting. The White Album range includes complementary pieces across plates, bowls, and serving items, which makes it straightforward to maintain a consistent look across courses.

• Consistent white finish that suits contemporary plating styles
• Fine china construction with a smooth, easy-to-clean glaze
• Practical size for starters, desserts, and small portion presentation
• Coordinates with other pieces across the White Album range
• Supplied in a pack of twelve for efficient stock management

If you are building out a full table setting or need guidance on quantities for your covers, our team is happy to help you work through what you need.