Stories at the Table: Creating Bespoke Tableware with Heart

There’s something incredibly special about gathering around a beautifully set table. It’s not just about the food—it’s about the conversation, the laughter, and the memories made. That’s why I created my bespoke tableware design service: to help you turn those everyday moments into something truly meaningful. When you invite me to create something bespoke for you, I listen closely. I want to know your story, your style, your favourite colours or places—so I can design something that feels authentically you. That could be a set of placemats for family dinners, personalised coasters for a special event, or even a full tableware collection for your home or business.

With a background in Theatre Design and Illustration, I bring a wealth of experience and a keen eye for detail to every project. My previous work in luxury retail design has instilled in me a deep appreciation for quality and aesthetics, which I channel into creating bespoke tableware that stands the test of time.

Coasters as a wedding gift may be small, but they carry big meaning. They’re something the couple will use every day—over morning coffees, late-night chats, family dinners, and celebrations to come. Each time they lift their glass, they’ll be reminded of your thoughtful gift and the love it represents. Scott and Sonig are getting married in New England this summer so I hand illustrated blue hydrangea flowers on the card which will be the main flower for their wedding ceremony.

I take great care in our gift wrapping service, especially for wedding gifts and special occasions. Choose from a selection of beautiful boxes, tissue paper and ribbons. A personalised card can be hand illustrated for the couple or person.

Take a look at the bespoke service page to see how we can start working together—or just drop me a message. I’d be delighted to hear from you. From bespoke tableware with logos, customised patterns or producing tableware using photographs.

Let’s make your table a place where memories begin.

Warmly,
Nina