John Pawson Knifeforkspoon Cutlery - Set of 24
Through considered reduction, John Pawson creates emotionally resonate objects that exude a sense of enduring beauty. For his Knifeforkspoon Cutlery, the British designer has reduced the traditional dining utensils to their absolute minimum resulting in a dynamic and compelling set of flatware for the table.
Comprised of 24 pieces, the set includes service for six and features a knife, fork, and two spoons. The cutlery is therefore not only reduced in terms of design, but also in terms of components, limiting the necessary tools needed for meals.
Finished in a brilliant, mirror polished stainless steel, each piece of the set expresses a clarity of design through their clean lines. Each of the pieces shares the same handle, bringing continuity to the set. Refined in their silhouettes and striking in their minimalism, John Pawson’s Knifeforkspoon Cutlery is a tribute to modernity.
Through considered reduction, John Pawson creates emotionally resonate objects that exude a sense of enduring beauty. For his Knifeforkspoon Cutlery, the British designer has reduced the traditional dining utensils to their absolute minimum resulting in a dynamic and compelling set of flatware for the table.
Comprised of 24 pieces, the set includes service for six and features a knife, fork, and two spoons. The cutlery is therefore not only reduced in terms of design, but also in terms of components, limiting the necessary tools needed for meals.
Finished in a brilliant, mirror polished stainless steel, each piece of the set expresses a clarity of design through their clean lines. Each of the pieces shares the same handle, bringing continuity to the set. Refined in their silhouettes and striking in their minimalism, John Pawson’s Knifeforkspoon Cutlery is a tribute to modernity.
Original: $918.00
-65%$918.00
$321.30Description
Through considered reduction, John Pawson creates emotionally resonate objects that exude a sense of enduring beauty. For his Knifeforkspoon Cutlery, the British designer has reduced the traditional dining utensils to their absolute minimum resulting in a dynamic and compelling set of flatware for the table.
Comprised of 24 pieces, the set includes service for six and features a knife, fork, and two spoons. The cutlery is therefore not only reduced in terms of design, but also in terms of components, limiting the necessary tools needed for meals.
Finished in a brilliant, mirror polished stainless steel, each piece of the set expresses a clarity of design through their clean lines. Each of the pieces shares the same handle, bringing continuity to the set. Refined in their silhouettes and striking in their minimalism, John Pawson’s Knifeforkspoon Cutlery is a tribute to modernity.
