Stokke Tray for Nomi Grey – Dishwasher-Safe, Food-Grade Tray for Nomi Baby Set

Meet the Stokke Tray for Nomi Grey

The Stokke Tray for Nomi Grey is a thoughtful add-on that expands the versatility of the Nomi Baby Set. In a soft grey finish, it provides a stable surface for meals where a tray is desired, while preserving the chair’s sleek lines that blend with modern dining spaces.

Designed for practical daily use, this tray mounts on the Stokke Nomi Baby Set and is made from food-grade plastic, making everyday meals feel a touch more organized. For families who appreciate easy cleanup, the tray is dishwasher safe up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit, helping after-meal routines stay smooth and simple.

Designed for connection and child-friendly dining

Stokke’s Nomi line centers on bringing little diners closer to the table. This tray complements that idea by creating a defined surface for meals without forcing a separate setup, so you can keep your baby at table level and engaged in the family mealtime moment.

While the chair can sit at the table without a tray, adding this accessory on occasions when a tray is preferred offers flexibility without altering the seating arrangement that families know and love.

Key features at a glance

• Mounts securely on the Nomi Baby Set for a stable dining surface
• Made from food-grade plastic that withstands daily use
• Dishwasher-safe up to 104°F for easy cleanup
• Built with the child’s size in mind to support focused mealtime activities

Care, use, and everyday versatility

Beyond the basics, the tray supports practical family routines with a wipe-clean surface and a color that complements contemporary kitchens. Its design aligns with Stokke’s long-standing aim to foster family bonding through thoughtful, durable products.

• Ideal for meals at home, in the kitchen, or during casual gatherings
• Easy to clean, store, and reattach as needed
• Part of a growing system designed to adapt with your child and family life

Design with a purpose

This tray reflects Peter Opsvik’s philosophy that adapting the physical environment helps children participate more confidently at mealtimes. It also embodies Stokke’s heritage of challenging the ordinary while supporting family bonding since 1972.