Patio Tray

This tray quietly changed the way I use my space. Last year, it made outdoor meals so much easier—breakfast on the porch, dinner on the patio, even just bringing out a drink and a book. It eliminated the back-and-forth and made everything feel more intentional. I designed it to be lightweight but sturdy, easy to grab and go, and subtle enough to live comfortably in any corner of the home—indoors or out.

-Carry it all at once. Bring drinks, snacks, and a stack of napkins outside in one go—no juggling, no forgotten forks.
-Morning coffee helper. Load it up with your mug, a small plate, and maybe a notebook—perfect for quiet mornings on the porch.
-Everyday centerpiece. Use it to corral candles, salt and pepper, or fresh fruit on the table—easy to clear when it’s mealtime.
-Plant landing zone. Group a few small pots together to make a low-key centerpiece (bonus: keeps water drips off your table).
-At the door. A good-looking catchall for mail, sunglasses, or outgoing packages.
-By the grill. Carry tools, sauces, and snacks out all at once—then use it as a serving tray when dinner’s ready.

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