Service Projects dinnerware

Service Projects - design for modern table settings

Service Projects was founded in New York in 2022 and is now based in Copenhagen, with a clear ambition to create a considered collection of serving products. The range is rooted in the idea of industrial tableware, where stainless steel plays a central role, and is aimed at users who value durability and a timeless aesthetic in the home. The collections are defined by clean lines and subtle details that elevate the table setting.

Each object is developed with precision, where proportions, surfaces, and weight are balanced to create a natural user experience. The design language is restrained yet distinct, with references to both classic serving environments and contemporary design principles. The result is products that perform equally well in everyday use and in more refined table settings.

Tableware with thoughtful function

The inspiration behind Service Projects’ products takes shape from a broad spectrum of influences. Experiences from travel and visits to restaurants and bars around the world have played a significant role, from venues in Copenhagen to French bistros, Japanese izakayas, and Italian osterias. What these environments share is a clear respect for craftsmanship and function, reflected in every piece of tableware.

In the development of each collection, use is at the center. The products are designed to function naturally in everyday life, whether for a simple meal or a more elaborate table setting. This means that aspects such as edge profiles, stackability, and balance have been given special attention.

Stainless steel as a signature material

Stainless steel is a recurring material within the Service Projects range and forms an essential part of the brand’s identity. The material combines durability with a neutral expression, making it suitable for both modern and classic settings. Its resistance to wear makes it particularly well-suited for daily use.

The processing of stainless steel is carried out with great care, with surfaces ranging from brushed to more polished finishes. These variations create subtle differences in expression and make it possible to combine different pieces within the same table setting without losing overall cohesion.

Stainless steel also offers hygienic and easy-to-maintain properties, contributing to a long lifespan even with frequent use. Within the Service Projects range, the material is used both functionally and visually, where thoughtful proportions and surfaces give each object a distinct presence. The result is a cohesive whole where the material’s qualities are allowed to stand out without compromising the overall expression.