About RayOnMe

A focused partner for considered tabletop projects.

We connect a distinctive tableware range with the product, customization and documentation questions that matter to each buyer.

How we work

Useful context from shortlist to confirmation.

RayOnMe is built for restaurant groups, hotels, distributors, design studios and private-label brands that need a clear route through product selection. The project brief stays at the center while SKU details are confirmed one by one.

Bring a collection idea, target market, quantity or logo artwork. We will shape the first conversation around your actual application.

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Our principles

Clarity before commitment.

01

Direct project contact

Keep product, finish, branding, packaging and commercial context in one conversation.

02

Curated product route

Start from your application and market, then narrow the range to practical items.

03

Specification clarity

Confirm material, dimensions, finish, packing, MOQ and timing by selected SKU.

04

Evidence before claims

Separate supplier statements, available test documents and destination review.

Who we serve

Built around real buying contexts.

From first range development to an established hospitality supply program, the brief determines the route.

01

Tableware Brands

Create unique collections under your own brand.

02

Hotels & Restaurants

Build coordinated dining, service and replacement ranges for hospitality projects.

03

Retailers

Develop market-ready products for stores and online channels.

04

Importers & Distributors

Develop focused assortments with SKU, packing and document requirements reviewed up front.

05

E-commerce Brands

Custom products for Amazon, Shopify and private label businesses.

Start with the brief

Ready to discuss your tableware project?

Share the market, application, quantity and documentation scope you are working toward.

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Project inquiry

Start with the details that shape your quote.

Share your preferred products, expected quantity, destination market, and timing. We will use them to guide the next project discussion.