Colour, chosen for appetite.
Warm reds and oranges push appetite up — the opposite of what a portion tool should do. So the range stays cool and quiet, in finishes that read premium rather than plastic.
Porcelain
Warm off-white. The quietest finish — it disappears into the kitchen and keeps all attention on the food.
Midnight
Deep desaturated blue. Blue quietly curbs appetite, and anodized this deep it reads luxe — a colour plastic can't carry.
Graphite
Near-black charcoal. Recedes on any counter, adds no colour to the table, hides everyday marks.
Titanium
Warm metallic greige. A neutral with a hint of metal warmth — upscale, never appetite-loud.
Considered, not chosen.
A colour has to pass twice: right for appetite, and right in the actual material. These didn't.
Fresh green
Appetite-friendly and healthy-coded — but colourways live on the anodized metal base, and green on the fine-matte anodized base reads lab-equipment rather than kitchen-premium. So it's out.
Red / orange
The strongest appetite triggers, and loud at product scale. Exactly the wrong job for a scale meant to help you eat measured, calmer portions.