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Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

London based designer Tomás Alonso has designed this collection of stackable steel cutlery, now in production by design brand Italesse.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

The Stamp collection is designed for both indoor and outdoor use.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

The pieces are held together with a small steel clip.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

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Photography is by Cemal Okten.

The following is from the designer:


Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

"Nomadic" set of cutlery easy to take around both indoors and outdoors.
Avoiding any unnecessary elements, the design of Stamp 
cutlery uses the form to give structural strength making the 
most out of the properties of the stainless steel sheet material.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

This process of reduction applies not only to the form but also to the amount of material, making the stamp cutlery set very light weight, which combined with the reduced thickness and its stack ability allows it to be easily taken anywhere, from a picnic in the park to the office.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

Produced by Italian company Italesse, Stamp cutlery is now available in selected shops.
Italesse HORIZON at The Design Supermarket in la Rinascente- Milan 2011.

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse

Object: Stamp cutlery
Client: Italesse
Dimensions: Fork: 183 x 25 cm
 Knife:183 x 23 cm
 Spoon: 185 x 37 cm
Material: Stainless steel
Design: Tomás Alonso

Stamp Cutlery by Tomás Alonso for Italesse