Solange Gray Openwork Stoneware Decorative Tray

A gray openwork stoneware decorative tray with a rectangular outline and gently lifted ends, Solange gives an ornamental display a woven-looking ceramic foundation. The pierced grid reveals the surface beneath, while raised intersecting strips provide texture across the broad interior.

Ideal for: Contemporary, Scandinavian and Transitional interiors where repeated geometry and muted ceramic tones complement simple timber or painted furniture.

Key Features

• Stoneware Ceramic: Clay construction translates a woven-looking pattern into a defined ceramic object. It introduces the appearance of interlacing in a different material from basketry, giving a display more surface variety.
• Pierced Rectangular Grid: Open spaces between the crossing strips reveal the tabletop below. The pattern defines a display area without presenting an entirely solid block of ceramic across the furniture.
• Muted Gray Color: Tonal changes along the raised grid make the structure visible. The neutral color lets the tray relate to existing pottery without competing with a stronger accent elsewhere in the room.
• Long, Low Proportions: The rectangular form spreads along the table, with gently raised ends. It can organize the visual width of a console arrangement while keeping a taller decorative object as the vertical focus.
• Ornamental Display Surface: Style the tray empty or beneath a suitably sized decorative object. Check the object's footprint against the grid and base before arranging it, leaving some openwork visible around it.
• Geometric Texture: The repeated crossing pattern offers a structured counterpart to round vases or irregular sculptures. It helps connect different objects through an orderly underlying shape.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 16" L × 8" W × 3" H
• Base Dimensions: 7.5" L × 4" W
• Material: Stoneware ceramic
• Color: Gray
• Design: Rectangular openwork grid with raised ends
• Weight: 4.62 lb

Care & Use

For interior use. Clean with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Design & Atmosphere

Solange takes its character from the spaces between the ceramic strips. The grid suggests a weave, but the rectangular perimeter and raised ends give it the clear outline of a tray rather than a soft-sided basket.

Light reaches both the upper strips and the openings, creating a repeating pattern of highlights and shadow. The surface beneath remains part of the effect, so the same tray looks different on dark timber and a pale painted console.

Its length makes it useful across the narrower depth of a sideboard. Position it where the lifted ends remain visible, and avoid filling the whole interior if you want the pierced pattern to be appreciated from the room.

Beside a round vase, the grid provides a more ordered geometry; beneath a small sculpture, it establishes a boundary around a freer outline. The muted color allows that relationship between shapes to matter more than a contrast of bright finishes.

The tray can organize a display visually without needing to hold many objects. A largely open surface preserves its distinctive construction, giving a familiar furniture top a repeated pattern that remains visible through the objects arranged around it.

Curator’s Styling Tip

Place the empty tray on a console below a wall-hung abstract print. The print's straight-edged composition relates to the grid while leaving the ceramic pattern unobstructed.

Give an ornamental display a geometric foundation with the Solange gray openwork stoneware tray.

This item ships directly from our curated collection and is considered final sale. Please review all specifications carefully prior to purchase.