Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension

In response to a reader who was looking for a mingle plate made of glass, I went scouring the Web.

So far I found one glass tapas plates designed for d'dimension from Sweden.

Johan Sandström designed a plate suitable for both sweet treats and tapas, the salty small dishes. We can read about this young designer on d'dimension Web site:

Johan provides solutions to our everyday problems in a Scandinavian steadfast manner. The outcome is an innovative design combining style and functionality.

Something called social plates, mingle plates are a must because having a free hand while you are socializing at a cocktail event is a necessity.

As you can see from the picture, d'glas fits on top of almost every shape of bar glasses. And when comes the time for bite-sized desserts, I am guessing that d'glas can stand on top of a regular teacup with saucer.

Sourcing:
Buy online: d'glas mingle plate for d'dimension at Scandinavian Design Center - price: $33.95 for 10 plates
Learn more: Products of d'dimension

Tags: mingle plate, cocktail party, scandinavian, designer products

Categories: TABLESCAPE PARTY supplies

Thursday, October 18, 2007 10:59 PM

Comments

Glen Farrelly

10/18/2007 11:55 PM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension

These should be required at corporate cocktail parties and probably non-official ones too. I have had a few accidents by trying to juggle a drink and a food dish in one hand in order to shake someone's hand - or in my case, so that I have a free hand to reach out and great more food as they whip by at light speed on the caterer trays.

Thanks,
Glen

ready2spark

10/20/2007 10:32 AM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension

Love, love, love it! Why oh why did it take so long to create something that allows you to mingle, meet and eat at the same time?!

At Home with kim vallee

10/20/2007 10:51 AM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension

Glen and ready2spark, I agree. I hope mingle plates will become more popular. That is why I promote every cute model I encountered. I think we only saw the tips of the iceberg in terms of design possibilities.

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Glen Farrelly

10/18/2007 11:55 PM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension
These should be required at corporate cocktail parties and probably non-official ones too. I have had a few accidents by trying to juggle a drink and a food dish in one hand in order to shake someone's hand - or in my case, so that I have a free hand to reach out and great more food as they whip by at light speed on the caterer trays.

Thanks,
Glen
ready2spark

10/20/2007 10:32 AM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension
Love, love, love it! Why oh why did it take so long to create something that allows you to mingle, meet and eat at the same time?!
At Home with kim vallee

10/20/2007 10:51 AM

# re: Johan Sandström designed a mingle plate named d'glas for d'dimension
Glen and ready2spark, I agree. I hope mingle plates will become more popular. That is why I promote every cute model I encountered. I think we only saw the tips of the iceberg in terms of design possibilities.