AdHoc: Aura

Serving Tray Round 50 cm

A tray that quietly shapes the moment

Sometimes, a good moment doesn’t begin with a plan, but with a simple gesture – a morning coffee, an unexpected drink or a table set for the evening. The Aura round serving tray by AdHoc creates the setting for exactly that. With its 50 cm diameter, it offers generous space without feeling heavy. The gently raised edge keeps everything in place, while the integrated handles allow for effortless carrying. Crafted from oiled acacia and walnut wood, each tray features a unique grain – warm, natural and full of character. The surface feels smooth yet authentic, bringing a tactile quality that fits naturally into everyday life. This is more than a tray – it’s a quiet foundation for shared moments.

More than serving – part of the table

The Aura tray isn’t something you put away after use. It stays. On the table, sideboard or coffee table, it becomes a base for small arrangements – glasses, carafes, spices or candles. Its round shape brings a sense of balance and calm, structuring space without limiting it. Whether for breakfast, dinner or spontaneous moments, it adapts naturally without drawing attention to itself.

Natural materials, thoughtful design

For over 25 years, AdHoc has been creating products that balance design and function. The Aura collection, designed by Robert Franzheld, follows this philosophy with clear lines, considered proportions and materials that speak for themselves. The wood is not hidden but celebrated – with all its natural variations. Awards such as the German Design Award and FORM# reflect the brand’s commitment to long-lasting, thoughtful design. It’s not about perfection, but about pieces that feel right and stay.

A detail that connects spaces

The Aura serving tray pairs beautifully with glassware, ceramics or other wooden elements. It works effortlessly alongside mills, carafes or minimalist accessories. Whether used for serving or as part of your interior, it brings structure and calm to your space. And sometimes, it’s exactly this kind of detail that makes everything come together – quietly, but noticeably.