A number of companies have black, slate-like pieces to use as serving plates or trays. But RAK Porcelain – Kenilworth from HLC Dinnerware in America – has gone the extra step of sizing their pieces to be complimentary and often fit inside to their already creative white porcelain serving pieces. Called Stoneleaf, RAK developed a new material that can be used in buffets or in single-dish presentations. To be used individually or combined with plates or other pieces, the dark trays are completely hygenic, non-porous, and lighter than natural materials. RAK has also made handling easier by fixing silicon buffers underneath.
With RAK combining strong production skills with the design capabilities of world class such designers Dominque and Alain Vavro and others, creative products from RAK has become the norm and nobody can be surprised that creativity and practicality can go so well together. RAK Porcelain is part of the RAK Ceramics Group. Since the creation of the Group in1991, the successful combination of professional experience, creativity, and unparalleled know-how has thrust RAK Ceramics into a leadership position in the ceramics industry. Inspired by the know-how and experience of its parent company, RAK Porcelain was set up with the aim of repeating this success by producing high grade porcelain for the hotel industry. RAK Porcelain uses only the highest quality raw material imported from the famous mines of UK & Germany to produce the fully vitrified high alumina porcelain.
Dr. Khater Massaad, CEO, RAK Ceramics, has stated, “RAK Porcelain delivers a truly world class exquisite tableware at a value for money proposition to cater the demanding needs of high chip and scratch resistance products suited for the Hotel, Restaurant, Catering and Retail industry.” To see the entire collection of RAK Porcelain products, go here: http://www.rakporcelain.com/home.php In America, look for the Kenilworth brand from HLC Dinnerware:
http://www.hlcdinnerware.com/general/kenilworthcatalog
