i-lan Rattan Tray Set of 3

Highlights

For hosts who want a brunch setup to look pulled together without leaving serving pieces out all week, this three-tray set combines everyday function with a decorative finish.

Handwoven rattan borders frame mother-of-pearl mosaic surfaces, with a green geometric floral motif that brings color and texture to a coffee table, vanity, or entryway.

The graduated trays nest inside one another between uses. That makes the set easier to put away than three separate pieces, while still giving you different sizes for arranging drinks, candles, mail, or small daily essentials.

How to use it

Use the trays as a coordinated group when serving coffee, wrapped pastries, napkins, or small plates at a casual brunch. For a quick entryway reset, put keys and mail together in one tray instead of letting them spread across the console. The smaller pieces can also corral jewelry or cosmetics on a vanity, the largest can serve as a centerpiece or hold books and decorative accents.

The product name lists a 15-inch size, but it doesn’t give dimensions for each tray. That makes it hard to judge how much serving space you’ll have from the listing alone. Also, the description doesn’t specify whether the inlay is sealed or food-safe, so use plates or keep food wrapped rather than placing loose food directly on the surface.

Practical tips

Think of these as decorative organizers that can also serve, rather than as a set of plain utility trays. Their woven edges and mosaic pattern are part of the look, so they’re a stronger fit for a styled coffee table, vanity, or hosting area than for a space where you need a simple, hard-wearing surface for frequent heavy use.

You can split the set across rooms: keep one tray by the front door, another on a dresser, and nest the pieces back together when you want them in one place. For a gathering, arrange cups and wrapped snacks on a tray, then use the remaining pieces for napkins or candles. Since no cleaning or sealing instructions are provided, avoid soaking the rattan, wipe up spills promptly instead.

It suits you if you want coordinated trays that can move between serving and organizing, and you like a green, artisan-inspired accent. You may want to skip it if you need stated dimensions for every piece, a plain utilitarian finish, or confirmed details about food contact and moisture resistance.

Before you decide

Do the trays nest together? Yes. The graduated pieces are described as nesting inside one another for storage between uses.

What are they made from? The borders are handwoven rattan, and the surfaces feature mother-of-pearl mosaic detail.

Can they be used for serving? The description suggests serving drinks, coffee cups, wrapped pastries, napkins, and small plates. It doesn’t specify whether the surfaces are food-safe, so plates or wrapped food are the more cautious choice.

Final verdict

This set makes sense if you want serving pieces that can double as attractive organizers and tuck away together after use. Its strongest appeal is the mix of nesting storage and a distinctive green-and-pearl look, not detailed performance information. The listing leaves care guidance, food-contact suitability, and most individual dimensions unspecified, so choose it for flexible light-duty display and hosting—not when those details are essential to your decision.