David Mellor Design Minimal Stainless Steel

David Mellor Design Minimal Stainless SteelDavid Mellor Design Minimal Stainless Steel cutlery is a master metalworkers design for modern living. Designed in 2002, its aesthetic purity has made it a firm favorite with designers, architects and design enthusiasts. The five piece minimalist set consists of an all purpose knife and fork and three versatile and beautiful spoons. The taper ground steel knife is especially innovative in its one piece flowing form. A larger serving salad spoon is

David Mellor Design Minimal Stainless Steel cutlery is a master metalworker’s design for modern living. Designed in 2002, its aesthetic purity has made it a firm favorite with designers, architects and design enthusiasts.

The five-piece minimalist set consists of an all-purpose knife and fork and three versatile and beautiful spoons. The taper ground steel knife is especially innovative in its one-piece flowing form. A larger serving/salad spoon is also available.

The sculptural shaping and the weight of the satin polished metal give this cutlery a very sophisticated and luxurious feel.

Satin finish. Knife blades are made from high carbon stainless steel for a superior cutting edge.

"In almost fifty years of cutlery design (yes, Pride was first produced in 1953) I have been hoping [for] one day to arrive at the absolute minimal set made to the finest possible standards — a sort of minimal [deluxe].  I took as the starting point the ultimate flat knife which I considered to be functionally viable.  The flat form was then developed in the fork and three spoons, designed ergonomically to cover all requirements; a capacious soup/serving spoon, middle-size dessert spoon and smaller tea/coffee spoon."

—David Mellor as told to John Sorrell, Creative Island: Inspired Design from Great Britain (Te Neues Publishing Company, 2002)