Design Skeleton, you have never seen a set of cutlery smarter than this one
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Skeleton, you have never seen a set of cutlery smarter than this one

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Giulia Guido
Skeleton | Collater.al

As we have already seen with Watercolor, every time the design studio Nendo presents a new work we are amazed by the simplicity and elegance of the lines. This time the Japanese studio has created Skeleton, a fantastic set of cutlery with minimal design and ergonomic shapes.

The collection consists of four items: a spoon, a teaspoon, a knife, and a fork. The PVD coating, available in four colors: silver, black, copper and gold, makes the surface scratch-resistant and dirt repellent. In addition, a stand is included to keep the set on display when not in use.

The design has been reduced to a minimum, in practice keeping only the outlines of the cutlery, thus recalling the typical images of X-rays. Each cutlery has a recess that allows you to hook them to the edges of the plates, cups or hang them.

The set was designed for The Cutlery Project, a collection for Valerie Objects, a Belgian brand of furniture and home accessories.

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Written by Giulia Guido

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