QR menu stands and plaques for La Tasqueta
Bespoke commission
Foodservice
QR and NFC plaques and stands
Cutting and fretwork, Engraving and marking, Assembly
Wood, Plywood
The project
La Tasqueta commissioned Archicercle to design and produce QR menu holders for its restaurant. The project brings together a freestanding tabletop version and a self-adhesive version placed directly on the table, both made using laser cutting and engraving.
The tabletop stand consists of two wooden components. A plaque carrying the restaurant’s branding and QR code slots into a separate base. The base also carries scanning instructions, giving each component a role within the assembly: presenting the code, supporting it and explaining how to use it.
Scanning the QR code takes diners directly to a PDF of La Tasqueta’s menu. The stand provides a tabletop access point to the menu without the need to handle a physical copy.
The commission also included small self-adhesive plywood plaques, laser-cut and engraved. Intended for a corner of the table, they provide the same access to the digital menu in a flat format without a base.
Archicercle’s contribution covered the design and production of these bespoke pieces. The two formats offer different ways to position the QR code on the table: as a freestanding upright object or as a plaque attached to the surface.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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