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TATTU Dim Sum Display Project

Restaurant Project · United Kingdom

Their Artwork, Our Tooling

How a Chinese restaurant and bar in the UK turned its own patterns into a dim sum stand range — six orders across three years.

Custom-printed dim sum stands at TATTU
LocationUnited Kingdom
VenueTATTU (Chinese restaurant and bar)
ScopeCustom-printed dim sum stands + steamers
TimelineFirst order Mar 2023 · six orders to Apr 2025
CustomisationClient artwork and colours applied to production tooling
Key productsDim sum stands · bamboo steamers · bases

No written testimonial was filed — the proof is on the client's own advertising:

3+Years of supply
6Orders placed
14Client-shot photos of the range in service

TATTU did not want a supplier's design. It wanted its own, on a stand.

The restaurant and bar serves Chinese food in a room where the tabletop is part of the concept. Its dining area runs on dim sum stands and a large volume of steamers — pieces that get handled, stacked, washed and looked at, every service.

PYEIN's job was to turn the client's artwork and colour choices into tooling: printed stands produced to the restaurant's own patterns rather than a stock range. The first order was placed in March 2023. Five more followed, the last in April 2025 — and the client has been photographing the range for its own marketing ever since.

The dining room where the stands are set

The dining room where the stands are set

What the restaurant wanted:

  • Its own artwork on the stand, not a stock pattern.
  • Steamers in volume, built for a busy room.
  • A colour match that held across reorders years apart.
  • A supplier that could repeat a custom run, not just make one.

The brief, in brief, was a stock product wearing the client's own clothes.

How Artwork Became Tooling

The customisation was the easy part. Repeating it was the work.

  • Artwork to tooling — client patterns and colours translated into production specification.
  • Colour held across reorders — the same match on orders placed two years apart.
  • Stands and steamers together — the two families supplied as one program, so the room stayed consistent.

Six orders across three years, with the range still in service in the client's own photography.

Client artwork, produced as tooling
Client artwork, produced as tooling
Stands and steamers supplied as one program
Stands and steamers supplied as one program

A custom run is easy once. A custom range is a supply relationship.

What Went to the UK

ItemDetailQtyRole
Custom dim sum standClient artwork and colour, produced to toolingPer orderTabletop presentation
Bamboo steamersVolume supply for a busy dining roomPer orderDim sum service
BasesMatched to the stand rangePer orderStacking and service
Reorder productionSame artwork, colour held5 reordersConsistency

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