Description
This acacia lazy Susan pairs a rotating wooden base with a set of ceramic serving bowls, giving you a sharing centrepiece that spins for easy access at the table. The acacia wood carries the warm brown tones and natural grain variation that make each piece its own, while the smooth finish sits comfortably in the hand and wipes clean between uses. At 4cm high and 29cm across, it holds a tidy footprint that suits most dining and coffee tables without crowding them.
As a piece of serveware, it works hard across the day. Fill the ceramic bowls with olives, nuts, dips and crackers for a relaxed grazing spread, or use them for condiments and sides at a shared meal. The turning base means guests can reach what they want without passing dishes back and forth, which keeps things flowing at gatherings and family suppers alike. When it is not in use, the tray looks at home left out on a kitchen island or open shelf, and it slots neatly into a mix of styles from rustic farmhouse to pared-back modern.
The ceramic bowls lift out for filling and washing, making the whole set simple to look after. Wipe the acacia base with a damp cloth and dry it promptly rather than soaking it, and an occasional treatment with food-safe oil keeps the wood looking its best. Among trays and serveware, this is a practical choice that earns its place in the range for both everyday use and entertaining.
Specification
| Type |
Serveware & Trays |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
4cm |
| Width |
29cm |
| Depth |
29cm |
Frequently Asked
What is it made from?
The rotating base is acacia wood with a natural brown grain, and the serving bowls are ceramic. Both are chosen for durability and everyday practicality.
How should I style it?
Use it as a grazing centrepiece with dips, olives and nibbles, or fill the bowls with condiments and sides. It suits dining tables, kitchen islands and coffee tables alike.
Will it fit my table?
At 29cm across and 4cm high, it holds a compact footprint that works on most tables and shelves without dominating the space.
Do the bowls come out?
Yes, the ceramic bowls lift out of the base, so you can fill and wash them separately.
How do I care for it?
Wipe the acacia base with a damp cloth and dry it promptly rather than soaking, and treat it occasionally with food-safe oil. The ceramic bowls are easily washed by hand.