His name is Oreo, and he’s one of those pieces we simply love to hold in our hands. Designed in the same visual language as the Oreo wall clock, the two share a quiet dialogue, drawing inspiration from one another and striving for precise simplicity. This is a double-sided tray, born from meticulous material research and a deep appreciation for the small details. With soft lines and rounded corners, Oreo offers a refined balance between warm materiality and advanced technology. On one side, natural leather upholstery with precise hand stitching outlines the tray’s form in a subtle yet defined rhythm. A gentle raised rim flows across the surface like a soft wave, adding unexpected depth. At the center, the Niso logo is 3D-printed using a technology that allows an especially fine filament, resulting in a clean and sharp visual impression. The other side features a veneer of walnut or oak, slightly recessed into the frame. The transition between leather and wood is smooth and organic, forming a quiet stage for serving, perhaps unintentionally. This meeting point between craftsmanship, noble materials, and contemporary technology creates an object that feels modest yet present. Oreo doesn’t try to impress, but it’s hard to ignore. It’s simple, precise, and has a certain rightness to it, not just as a functional piece, but as something that carries with it a story of material, time, and the human hand.