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Introducing: Service Projects

Close-up of Service Projects’ stainless steel Ice Cream cup filled with ice cream and topped with a cherry on a softly styled table setting.

Service Projects adds the cherry on top of your table setting – quite literally.

Great food deserves to be served on equally great tableware. Copenhagen-based Service Projects creates timeless pieces you’ll want to set on the table again and again and again. We promise this new brand is one you’re going to fall for!
Text: Susa Pääkkönen

EVERY DAY LIFE is built on routines: mornings turn into evenings, habits follow one another, and daily meals often look much the same from one day to the next.

We don’t claim to revolutionise your daily life, but we do believe in the power of good design. Thoughtfully designed tableware and a beautiful table setting can make even the most ordinary meals more enjoyable – and remind us that even the most ordinary moments of daily life deserve a little bit of attention.

Kuva kattauksesta, jossa Service Projectsin teräksiset ja lasiset astiat on sommiteltu rennosti terästarjottimen päälle

Service Project’s tableware combines aesthetics and practicality in a charming way.

The most important meal of the day – breakfast – starts a little more pleasantly when you serve coffee in a stylish cup.

Those living in smaller spaces will be particularly pleased to know that Cafeteria mugs stack neatly on top of each other. Now you can buy several of them, as they all fit easily into your cupboard!

Porcelain cups are also perfect for enjoying slightly sweeter treats. The Marlow coffee cup comes with a matching saucer, making it easy to complete your table setting in one go.

Our new brand, Service Projects, comes from Copenhagen and sets the table with unmistakable Danish style.

Drawing inspiration from restaurant culture and architecture, the brand creates pared-back yet considered tableware and cutlery designed to elevate both everyday meals and special occasions.

From breakfast straight to the lunch table! The Stainless Steel plate is perfect for enjoying a serving of delicious pasta.

Stainless Steel trays are also ideal for use as serving dishes.

The Canteen cutlery is relaxed yet elegant, making it perfectly suited for both everyday meals and special occasions alike.

Service Projects’ tableware is made from materials that balance durability with style. Steel bowls and cups are designed to handle everyday wear and tear while still catching the eye – their relaxed elegance practically invites you to leave them on display long after the meal is over.

Glass and porcelain mugs and tumblers add the finishing touch, bringing a sense of lightness and refinement to the table setting.

The clean and elegant design of the Canteen Bodega drinking glass is reminiscent of ancient architecture and traditional building techniques, but despite its inspiration, it is not too heavy at all.

Feeling inspired? Discover all Service Projects products here and choose the pieces that bring new life to your table.

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Images: Service Projects


Published on 5 Feb, 2026

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