The yellow drawer is the polite part: 10 handmade leather coasters, ready for whatever glasses appear. The blue drawer is the working kit, laid into a leather mat and held in place by wooden inserts: Bilame Chromé for older corks, Garçon for everyday bottles, a chromed foil cutter, a Champagne cork opener, and the Pourer Leaf for a cleaner, neater pour. Everything has its spot, which means the night moves faster—and you don’t end up hunting for tools mid-conversation.

BAKI is the quiet helper you move from room to room. In Natural Oak or Black lacquer, the shallow oval catches what tends to roam: keys and wallet by the door, jewelry and glasses on a nightstand, skincare on a vanity, remotes on a coffee table. On the desk it’s a tidy valet for pens, notes, and cards; in the kitchen it corrals oil and salt or carries a mug with a biscuit. Food-safe and anti-slip, it also serves nuts, charcuterie, or a line of canapés.

The rim is low (about 0.6″), easy to lift and pass. Sizes nest neatly—small for everyday bits, medium for mail and accessories, large for coffee service or a centerpiece with candles.

Available in three shapes—pentagonal, rectangular, and square—the trays adapt to different roles. The pentagon works well at the center of a table; the rectangle lines up bottles or stemware; the square sets a neat stage for candles or coffee service.

At 13.7″ across in its largest version (35 cm), the Garçon tray is sized for daily use without feeling oversized. After service, it settles onto a sideboard or shelf as a quiet design object.