Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Five piece flatware set includes dessert fork, dinner fork, long-blade table knife, table spoon, and teaspoon
  • Hand finished brushed stainless steel
  • Made in Germany
 
Misure

Length:
Dessert fork - 7 inches / 17.78 centimeters
Table Fork - 8 inches / 20.32 centimeters
Table knife - 9 inches / 22.86
Table spoon - 7 inches / 17.78
Teaspoon - 6 inches / 15.24
 
18/10 Inbox Stainless Steel

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Counterpoint Design Resources. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What material is Mono-A flatware made from?

Mono-A is crafted from 18/10 stainless steel, a composition that balances corrosion resistance with a refined, lasting surface quality. The alloy's chromium and nickel content gives each piece its characteristic luster and durability through decades of use.

Who designed Mono-A and when?

Mono-A was designed by Professor Peter Raacke in 1959. Raacke was a German industrial designer whose work became closely identified with the postwar West German design movement, which prioritized function, clarity of form, and the elimination of superfluous ornament.

Is Mono-A dishwasher safe?

Mono-A flatware is generally dishwasher safe given its 18/10 stainless steel construction, though hand washing and prompt drying will preserve the surface finish over time. Prolonged exposure to harsh detergents can gradually affect the polish on any fine stainless flatware.

How does Mono-A compare to other flatware in the mono family?

Mono-A is the original and defining piece of the mono collection, establishing the formal vocabulary that subsequent designs in the family have interpreted or extended. Its straight, unadorned silhouette is the most elemental expression of the line's philosophy, making it the reference point against which the other designs are understood.

Why is Mono-A considered a design classic?

Mono-A was among the first postwar flatware designs to reject historical ornamentation entirely, treating the cutlery piece as a resolved industrial object rather than a decorative one. Its inclusion in major design award programs and its continuous production for over six decades reflects the durability of Raacke's original formal decisions.

Brand

Counterpoint Design Resources
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Counterpoint Design Resources

Founded in 2004 in the United States, Counterpoint Design Resources specializes in curated kitchen, tabletop, and lifestyle brands that bring international design, craftsmanship, and everyday refinement into the home.