The Hew tray traces its lineage to Zaha Hadid's acclaimed Mesa and Aqua table designs, carrying forward her fascination with fluid, overlapping surfaces drawn from the natural world. Hadid referenced the form as water-lily leaves: organic planes that appear to drift and settle against one another, each surface distinct yet inseparable from the whole. A gently undulating base gives the tray its structural logic, creating negative space that serves as both a compositional gesture and a practical grip for carrying. The relationship between surface and base is made visible through a powder-coated finish in contrasting colors, sharpening the boundary between the tray's two registers and reinforcing its sculptural identity. Evolved from the Mesa and Aqua table series Water-lily leaf silhouette with overlapping organic planes Undulating base with integrated carrying voids Contrasting powder-coated finish on surface and base
