New Norm Cutlery is a classic, versatile and long-lasting design from Danish design duo Norm Architects. Available as Knife, Fork, Table Spoon and Teaspoon – all comfortable and easy to hold.
With an aesthetic of Scandinavian simplicity New Norm is designed to work with all kinds of meals and will suit everything from appetizers and entrées to desserts, lunches and midnight snacks. You will find New Norm Dinnerware used in restaurants, hotels and cafés around the world. For instance the Restaurant - Höst, Copenhagen.
Crafted from solid brushed stainless steel, this cutlery will age gracefully and be part of your family for years to come.
New Norm Cutlery
New Norm Cutlery
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
Teaspoon - Length: 13 cm
Spoon - Length: 19 cm
Fork - Length: 19 cm
Knife - Length: 21 cm
Materials/Construction
Brushed stainless steel
New Norm Cutlery is a classic, versatile and long-lasting design from Danish design duo Norm Architects. Available as Knife, Fork, Table Spoon and Teaspoon – all comfortable and easy to hold.
With an aesthetic of Scandinavian simplicity New Norm is designed to work with all kinds of meals and will suit everything from appetizers and entrées to desserts, lunches and midnight snacks. You will find New Norm Dinnerware used in restaurants, hotels and cafés around the world. For instance the Restaurant - Höst, Copenhagen.
Crafted from solid brushed stainless steel, this cutlery will age gracefully and be part of your family for years to come.
This product is designed by
Norm Architects
Norm Architects was founded in 2008 by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Rønn. In a relatively short time the practice has created a large critically acclaimed body of works across the fields of residential architecture, commercial interiors, industrial design, photography, graphics and art direction. Within the Really Well Made product collection they have worked with brands such as Audo Copenhagen and Paper Collective.
The name ‘Norm’ is not an acronym but was chosen to signify the importance of drawing inspiration from norms and traditions within the fields of architecture and aesthetics, refined throughout the centuries. Norm makes a virtue of focusing on quality, durability and longevity of design. Their...
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