Odeon Cutlery
- Designed by: David Mellor
- Made by: David Mellor Design
- Price: $125.00
- More Info: davidmellordesign.com
Can the shape of a spoon enhance your enjoyment of a home-cooked meal? Cutlery maestro David Mellor's modern Odeon collection is a classic set of stainless steel pieces, sure to make eating in a simple pleasure worth savoring. Available in the US through Heath Ceramics or via David Mellor Design in the UK.
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