Cutlery
99 objects · 9 brands
Cutlery is used several times a day, so balance, weight and finish matter as much as form. Most designer cutlery is made from stainless steel, polished or matte, and is sold as...Read more
Cutlery is used several times a day, so balance, weight and finish matter as much as form. Most designer cutlery is made from stainless steel, polished or matte, and is sold as single pieces, four-piece place settings or larger sets. A polished finish shows fewer marks at first; a matte finish develops a soft sheen with use.
This page gathers the Ole Palsby cutlery from Frama, the Mono Ring and Mono Zeug sets from Mono, the Maarten Baas cutlery from Valerie Objects, the Arne Jacobsen and Bernadotte ranges from Georg Jensen and the MVS cutlery and serving spoons from HAY, alongside pieces from Serax, Service Projects and NIKO JUNE. Most sets are dishwasher-safe; drying by hand keeps polished steel free of water spots.
Cutlery is used several times a day, so balance, weight and finish matter as much as form. Most designer cutlery is made from stainless steel, polished or matte, and is sold as single pieces, four-piece place settings or larger sets. A polished finish shows fewer marks at first; a matte finish develops a soft sheen with use.
This page gathers the Ole Palsby cutlery from Frama, the Mono Ring and Mono Zeug sets from Mono, the Maarten Baas cutlery from Valerie Objects, the Arne Jacobsen and Bernadotte ranges from Georg Jensen and the MVS cutlery and serving spoons from HAY, alongside pieces from Serax, Service Projects and NIKO JUNE. Most sets are dishwasher-safe; drying by hand keeps polished steel free of water spots.
