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Sweet Table: containers for sweets

Project type

Bespoke commission, Catalogue range

Sector

Events and celebrations

Product

Tableware and tabletop accessories

Processes

Design, Milling

Materials

Wood, Cardboard

The project

Sweet Table is a campaign featuring containers for sweets designed and made by Archicercle. The proposal combines personalisation with pre-designed shapes, making sweets part of the decoration for tables and celebrations rather than simply serving them on a conventional tray.

The starting point is to turn a shape or a piece of text into a container. The campaign offers names, silhouettes and company logos made with recesses that hold sweets within the piece itself. Archicercle’s contribution covers the design and bespoke manufacture of these containers.

The featured variants explore words such as SWEET and WOW, names including Aitana and Adrian, and bakery-inspired silhouettes. Letters and outlines sit alongside cavities for sweets: the range shown includes elongated pieces, black versions filled with pink sweets, and pink containers with curved outlines, including a cupcake shape.

The campaign offers a choice of wood or cardboard, with colour or a natural finish. These are personalisation options within the proposal; they do not mean that every variant was made in both materials or using the same process.

Sweet Donut Table develops another option: a pre-designed doughnut shape CNC-milled from 3 cm-thick pine. Its circular geometry combines a central opening with curved cavities to hold sweets. This piece provides an option without a personalised name within the same campaign.

The name becomes part of the container, integrating lettering and space for sweets within a single piece.

In the doughnut variant, CNC milling defines the cavities in the pine tray.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.

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