Norstaal is a range of steel cutlery for the dining table. Sophisticated cutlery and serving utensils make the dining experience even more elegant and pleasurable.
Maya
Maya was designed by Tias Eckhoff in 1962. The handle's wide and strong shape narrows triangularly. The cutlery is comfortable to hold with its well-rounded edges and the handle is made relatively wide for a good grip. Eckhoff was a true pioneer in Scandinavian industrial design.
The Maya-series is chosen for the ´Phaidon Design Classics´ list of the 999 best designs in the world ― just ahead of the Jaguar E-Type.
Maya
Chaco
The Chaco cutlery is perfect for a timeless, stylish table. Chaco is a balanced cutlery, where slim, stringent lines meet complementary soft, precise curves. Chaco was designed by Tias Eckhoff.
Una
Una was created in 1973 and is a favourite among people who love the era of "Bauhaus". Its slender rounded form stays in harmony with the handles shaped like a drop. The design intention was a good grip which was also soft and stable in the hand. Una was designed by Tias Eckhoff.
Maya 2000
Maya 2000 was launched in accordance of the new century. Maya 2000 is longer and slimmer than its sister, Maya from 1962, so that the basic triangular form, on which both patterns are based, appears more streamlined and fits to the most modern table-setting.
Maya 2000
Sixtus
With this 4 part, classic set of grill utensils, you are well prepared for the summer’s cozy barbecue evenings on the terrace or balcony. Sixtus consists of a turner, tongs, carving knife and a fork. All utensils are made of stainless steel and with their minimalist design they all have the well-known Stelton DNA. The utensils have a secure and comfortable grip and the material is robust, resistant to rust and easy to clean.
Trigono
The Trigono knives are made from Japanese Chromium 18 steel, a highly durable, stainless steel that gives the Trigono knives outstanding, long-lasting sharpness and a high degree of tarnishing resistance when used on acidic foods. Trigono is a series of five different knives, each with its own purpose. They are designed by Danish architect Simon Kalmer.
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Emma
The Emma collection by HolmbäckNordentoft is characterised by its clean, modern lines and innovative combinations of materials such as steel, wood and stoneware.