Mono

Mono is a German design house whose identity took shape in 1959, when Herbert Seibel commissioned designer Peter Raacke to create a new kind of flatware defined by radical simplicity, material honesty, and lasting relevance. Built on the foundation of a family manufactory established in Mettmann in 1895, the brand has grown into one of the quiet icons of modern German design, creating flatware, kitchen tools, tea objects, and accessories that feel precise, useful, and beautifully restrained. Pieces such as the AL Dente Spaghetti Tester reflect this sensibility with ease, turning everyday gestures into small expressions of intelligence and refinement. Still family-run in the fifth and sixth generations, Mono continues to create objects that bring clarity, ritual, and timeless sophistication to the contemporary table and kitchen.