TABLEWARE SUPPLIES SERVICE FROM EDELWEISS SWISS IN DOHA QATAR

Edelweiss Swiss Trading and Management Consulting offer under its sub-services like Tableware Supplies for restaurant, commercial and individual needs, and requirements. With Edelweiss Swiss, it has a team of dedicated people always ready to assist clients for their tableware supplies requirement. Tableware is also known as dinnerware, dishware or crockery and includes cutlery and glassware. At Edelweiss, we find ways to provide the clients’ tableware supplies requirement, which can be made of ceramic, glass, earthenware, porcelain, stoneware, melamine and sometimes plastic.

With Edelweiss Swiss, it ensures that clients’ tableware supplies requirements match from clients’ culture, religion, and cuisine. Edelweiss Swiss dedicated team makes certain to find the right tableware supplies for the clients requirements, whether it is for server (serving bowls, platters, spoons & pitchers), dinnerware (used to serve individual portions from basic plate and bowl to more specialized pieces that are used for specific purpose), flatware or silverware (consists of spoons, forks and knives), and glassware or drinkware (any item that can drunk from) that can be used for ordinary days or for special events.

Every year, there is a style trend for everything like in clothes, haircuts, make-up, accessories, and even the most popular tableware. Edelweiss Swiss team always checks and keep updated on the latest trend of tableware supplies in the market.

Some examples of the latest tableware supplies trend (source: surreyceramics) are the following:

Textured and Satin/Matte finishes – is complimentary of rustic and artisan establishment and looks great with a bare, wax rim to highlight the main color of the tableware; most popular textured and satin/matte glazes include:

• Denim (a glaze with a matte finish)
• Granite (satin finish glaze with tones of blue and grey)
• Green Verdigris (an intense, deep green glaze with shades of coppery gold reacting on the surface)
• Triticale (mixed matte/satin finish)
• Dark and Mysterious – plates and bowls with a dark finish; work well across most restaurant types; most popular dark glazes
• Delhi Black (soft, satin-black glaze has gentle hues of brown breaking throughout the semi-reactive glaze)

Classic White – this tableware trend that’s set to stay. Gives the chef a clean and simple base from which to create more intricate meals;
most popular white glazes are:

• Studio white (simple base and can be used as part of a set to complement other vibrant glaze finishes)
• Murano (contemporary and almost translucent glaze gives a very simple finish with a subtle texture)

Reactive – tableware with more intricate finishes; most popular reactive glaze are the following:

• Nirvana (stunning glaze blends together tones of blue)
• Apollo (combines a light glaze, over-sprayed with another in a gentle fusion of the two)
• Halo (a creamy white glaze with reactions of light grey)
• Fern (fresh green glaze with white sprayed by hand over the top)

If you’re looking for tablewares, please contact our team at
info@ewswiss.com or call +974 44722997