Materials for Serving and Sharing
Concrete furniture for hotels, restaurants, offices, events and contract spaces.
The Concept
EDRA SERVE is based on a simple idea: bringing together everything needed for serving and sharing in a piece of furniture that also becomes part of the space.
A coffee station, a breakfast table or a self-service point can have its own architectural presence, with materials and proportions that complement the surrounding interior.
The concept combines decorative TECTON cementitious surfaces with metal structures, removable stainless steel containers and, depending on the version, wooden shelves. The layout is designed to facilitate preparation, access to accessories and replenishment during service.
The collection explores four applications — Coffee, Breakfast, Bar and Event — for hotels, offices, restaurants, events and shared spaces. Each version can be developed to order, adapting dimensions, colours, layout and organisation to the requirements of each project.
Four Ways to Serve
Coffee. A coffee station designed to organise cups, flasks, teas and accessories. Space can be allocated for the coffee machine selected by the client.
Breakfast. A serving unit for breakfasts and small buffets, with removable containers and space for tableware, juices and food.
Bar. A concept for organising drinks, glasses and serving accessories in a unit designed to integrate into lounges, terraces and social spaces.
Event. A self-service table with a larger surface area for arranging food trays and accompaniments at celebrations, meetings and events.
The configurations shown are conceptual. Equipment and accessories depicted in the renders illustrate possible applications. The proposal focuses on the furniture itself and does not include integrated heating or refrigeration systems.
A Concept to Develop Together
From our workshop in Galicia, Spain, we aim to develop EDRA SERVE in collaboration with hotels, hospitality businesses, restaurant professionals, interior designers and architects.
Dimensions, configurations, TECTON finishes, container and shelf layouts, and mobility systems will be defined according to the requirements of each project.
The next stage will involve producing prototypes to assess stability, mobility in wheeled versions, ease of cleaning and surface performance under normal operating conditions.
This Concept Is Seeking a Project
EDRA SERVE is open to collaborations aimed at developing its first real-world application and adapting the system to a specific space and service.