GUSTARIA: everything we make for the game table
At GUSTARIA we cut each tile from dense melamine, tint our acrylic racks, and print mats that soften every shuffle. Here is the full catalog of gear we build for four players sitting down together.
Browse our gear by category
Pick up a full GUSTARIA boxed set or choose individual racks, mats, and bags to match the pieces you already own at home.
How to build your game table
A good table comes together piece by piece. Start with the tiles you like to hold, add a steady mat, then choose your racks and a case that keeps everything safe between games.
Choose your tiles
Pick your tiles in melamine, cut thick for a solid clack, available with American jokers and spares or in traditional Chinese suits.
Tiles we make2Choose your mat
Lay down a woven fiber mat with rubber backing so tiles slide smoothly and stay quiet when four players wash the wall.
Mats we make3Choose your racks
Line up acrylic racks with matching pushers, tinted in clear or solid colors so players can view their hands with ease.
Racks we make4Choose how you pack
Pack the pieces into a printed fabric travel bag with sleeves, or slide them into an aluminum hard case with trays.
Bags we makePieces players choose most often
These tiles, racks, and table mats are the GUSTARIA pieces our players reach for week after week when friends gather to play.
How we build a GUSTARIA piece
Engraved melamine tiles
We press each tile from dense melamine before engraving and painting the faces, giving every suit sharp lines that will not rub away during a wash.
Poured acrylic racks
Our racks and pushers use smooth acrylic in clear, pink, green, purple, blue, and black so walls glide forward across the mat without catching.
Grip and quiet play
We pair woven fiber tops with natural rubber backing on our mats, keeping the table quiet while tiles slide easily between all four corners.
Guides from our game room
Read our notes on setting up for four players, packing your bag for travel, and keeping your melamine tiles clean after every session.
American or Chinese: which set are you actually shopping for
The two games share a name and almost nothing else at the table. Tile counts, faces, racks and what each style needs before four people can sit down.
At the tableSetting the table for four
What goes down first, how much table four seats really need, and the small placements that stop a game stalling. Our own setup order, from bare wood to first wall.
CareKeeping melamine tiles clean, and the mat under them
Melamine resists scratches and hates hot water. What we use on tiles, what the mat instructions actually mean, and the storage habits that decide how a set ages.
Setting color on the table
GUSTARIA gear comes in blue, pink, green, purple, white, and black. A calm blue mat lets bright tile faces stand out, while clear acrylic racks keep the focus on the hand you hold.
Color under the hand
Pair deep purple acrylic pushers with a white tile set on a green mat for crisp contrast across all four seats.
A set that travels as one
Match a printed bag to the tiles that go inside it and the whole table leaves on one shoulder. If the set rides in a trunk instead, the aluminum case takes the knocks and the trays keep the suits apart.
Why we cut tiles for four chairs
We build these pieces because four people sitting around a table forget their screens for an evening. The clatter of melamine, the sweep of acrylic pushers, and a soft mat make room for hours of conversation.
Our job at GUSTARIA is to make gear that feels solid in your hands, game after game.
Ready to set your table
Browse through the full GUSTARIA catalog and pick your colors. When you choose your pieces, our retail partner handles the rest.