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There's this cutlery by Danish designer Kay Bojesen from the late 30s which I've been eyeing for a while: https://kaybojesen.com/product-category/grand-prix-cu
by ginko 4y ago
There's this cutlery by Danish designer Kay Bojesen from the late 30s which I've been eyeing for a while:
https://kaybojesen.com/product-category/grand-prix-cutlery/ https://kaybojesen.com/product-category/grand-prix-cutlery/
It has very simple lines that work well on any table but also optionally comes with pretty much any accessory you can think of.
They're still making them new but I'm on the hunt for a large set popping up used eventually.
On a side note I bought a set of Korean stainless steel chopsticks and spoons on a trip to SK a while ago. I mainly got them for the chopsticks, but I noticed that the deep rounded spoons were really nice for eating soup.
- ncmncm 4y agoThose look serviceable, but it is impossible to be sure with only a single top-down view. A spoon should have an ovoid bowl, and the handle must not be heavy enough to cause it to flip out of a small dish when bumped.