Pinch x Tina Frey: The Serveware Collection

We’re so happy to announce you can now shop our serveware collection, created in collaboration with Tina Frey Designs.

Born from nearly two decades of working with Tina’s pieces at our events, this collection brings our two worlds together in a series of co-designed objects that blur the line between serveware and sculpture. Each piece was developed through a shared lens of playfulness, function, and home hospitality, designed not only for how it looks, but for how it moves, serves, and interacts with food.

Meet the collection:

Inspired by the soft drape of a linen napkin resting on a classic bistro tray, the Garçon Tray explores the possibilities of resin sculpting to create the illusion of fabric caught in motion.

Designed to live as a stationary serving piece or be picked up and carried through a room to pass beverages, it brings a sense of lightness and a playful nod to classic bistro service. Options: with coasters, or without.

Bridging Tina Frey’s signature minimalism with Pinch’s playful approach to service, the Holesome Tray creates new possibilities for serving food vertically, while maintaining a clean, sculptural presence.

A study in form and function, the Spoonful Tray integrates spoon-like impressions directly into its surface. The debossed shapes create little nooks for hors d’oeuvres, with elongated handles that can become a canvas for piped sauces and garnishes.

Designed to hold rounded and unconventional food forms, the Groove Tray challenges the idea that serveware needs to be flat, opening up new possibilities for the person cooking and hoasting.

Its elongated curves echo the shape of a hand in motion, giving the piece an almost anatomical quality. At rest, it reads as a sculptural object; carried through a room, it becomes part of the performance of hosting and serving.

Stack it, invert it, nest it, or separate it. The Pedesbowl invites endless configurations and reflects a philosophy shared by both of our studios: objects should evolve with the way they’re used, whether at a party or around the dining table. Options: large Pedesbow or small Pedesbowl.

Designed with both efficiency and aesthetics in mind, the Bussing Tray features seven perfectly spaced coaster-like indents that keep glassware (or anything else you want to serve) secure, organized, and beautifully arranged.

We hope you enjoy this collection as much as we enjoyed designing it. Now, get ready to host like a true Pincher!

Check out the full collection on our website.

Photos by: Sophia Hsin