Explore - Flatware

Forks need to be heavy, said hip-hop mogul Jay-Z while planning the VIP booths for Brooklyn's Barclays Center, opening this month. We concur—the modern tabletop is all about the tactile details.

The highest production standards and over 100 years of flawless pedigree, handcrafting exclusive flatware and accessories have made the name Pott a mainstay for connoisseurs around the world....

Fortessa, Inc. is a leading designer, developer and marketer of quality tableware for the high-end commercial foodservice market globally, as well as for the luxury consumer market, headquartered...

mono is a mid-size family-owned enterprise headquartered in Mettmann, Germany, where it manufactures high-end quality flatware and table accessories....

Iittala Group is a leading company in modern Scandinavian design. The Group has a strong position on its home markets in Finland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark with its brands Arabia, Hackman, Iittala...

We are a husband and wife who set out to make thoughtfully designed objects for the table by orchestrating creative collaborations between a new generation of designers and some of the world&rsquo...

Stainless steel and matte gold on one utensil? The effect is far from Frankenstein-ian when the silhouettes are this streamlined.

$59.00

The elongated stems of this set suggest chopsticks with the function of Western cutlery. Choose among five types of wood handles, including ones in wenge and teak.

$24.00

San Francisco outdoor gear company Alite just released these nifty camping utensils made from BPA-free recyclable nylon. A spork, knife, and cooking tool all in one, the implement is heat-safe up...

$4.00

You won't find any bleach, dyes, or pesticides in Bambu's sturdy sporks made from certified organic bamboo. Intended to be an alternative to single-use plastic utensils, the ultra-thin material...

$11.50

Long handles give better leverage when you’re trying to sneak a taste of mashed potatoes from the person seated next to you. The unique looped handle allows for storage beyond the standard...

$58.00

A complete 63-piece stainless-steel service for eight, designed for Arne Jacobsen for A. Michelsen in 1957. Each piece is stamped with the manufacturer's mark.

$4000.00

Ok, ok—so we here at Dwell are known for our unabashed love of all things Heath. But in our defense, they make it really difficult not to love them whenever they roll out new products. Case...

The meal itself may be the main event, but your tender victuals aren't much of an attraction without a means to make their way from plate to mouth. Utensils that sit in your hand just so will turn...