Hotel Note You Promised Me Decoupage Glass Tray

Some promises are too delicious to forget. One weekend at The Plaza, a little impatience, and a handwritten warning from Charlie that is equal parts romance and mischief. Drawn from vintage hotel correspondence, this tray captures the glamour of New York when plans were made in ink, weekends required proper attire, and even an ultimatum could arrive with impeccable penmanship.

Handcrafted in our New York studio in the French tradition of découpage, the artwork is carefully reverse-applied beneath bent glass, then layered and burnished so every flourish of handwriting appears luminous beneath a perfectly smooth surface. Each tray is individually signed by Ben, a quiet mark of the hand and studio behind it.

Food-safe, wipe-clean, and softly felted on the reverse, it is just right for cocktails, jewelry, keys, or the room-service receipt from a weekend worth remembering. It may also be displayed upright on a gallery easel or hung with a plate hanger. A folded card explaining the time-honored découpage process accompanies each piece.

For New York romantics, hotel devotees, and anyone who knows that the best invitations occasionally require a deadline.

Style No. DPI-34598