„Squareline“- the buffet with 1.000...
LED Lighting for Zieher Buffet Systems
"amuse" - amusing shapes of glassware!
„Stablo“ – Filigrane Versatility
„Solid“ – Bread on the buffet!
“Solid”- Exclusive Cutting Boards
“Modul” - Walnut, Classic or Melamine!
“Modul” - Now Available in Melamine!
„Fingerfood - Tree“ by ZIEHER!
Olive Wood – every bowl is unique!
„Flow“- exceptionally presented
Cruet Sets with new Variants 2011!
"Solid"-Wood in its most beautiful shape!
"Bloxx" - Flawless likes Diamonds!
"Pearl" is just unique – every single part!
2. Zieher Design Award! And the winner is...
„Tricky“ - modern Design in grey!
Food Displays for Buffet and Table!
“Konkret!” – Design for Flexibility!
Black Buffet plates - unbelievably robust!!
“Move” sets your buffet into motion!
SelectionA. by Heiko Antoniewicz
Zieher´s New Stainless Steel Cruets!!
“ZEN” Trolleys – Exclusively at Zieher
"Skyline"-Manhatten Feeling at the buffet!
Double-walled Glasses by Zieher!
New pepper mills — designed by Zieher!
GOA - Cutlery that Touches your Senses!
"Spobo"- Cutlery and Porcelain combined!
Zieher Design Competition 2007
Miniatures "Petit Chef" by Zieher
"Bolero" – The Best in Cutlery!
Miniatures "Petit Chef" by Zieher
"Der Geschmack ist die Kunst, sich auf Kleinigkeiten zu verstehen"
Rousseau
"True taste rests in the art of knowing about small things"
Rousseau
‚Petit Chef’ Miniatures
The ‚Petit Chef’ series of china miniatures has been developed to meet the demands of upmarket restaurants. No matter whether amuse geule, amuse bouche, hors d’oeuvres, or desserts: variety instead of bulk is the key – a sophisticated choice of delights ideally presents itself in extraordinary miniature dishes and bowls of china or glass.
While the kitchen staff are serving a second helping of starters on fresh trays, the guest may help him- or herself to a second round of favourites from the first course or discover new delights, respectively. For the starters buffet as well as for desserts, china miniatures offer both a varied and a tidy solution. Small portions give the guest the opportunity to enjoy e.g. a quartet of four different soups, instead of having the usual big plate – the starters therefore become a first focus of attention within any course of dishes.




