- Includes a serving spoon, slotted serving spoon, and serving fork
- Pair with Dune flatware and accessories
- Made of 18/10 stainless steel, which is exceptionally lustrous, durable, and rust-resistant
- Dishwasher safe
Introduced In: 2008
Slotted Spoon L: 9 In
Serving Spoon L: 9 In
Serving Fork L: 9 In
Stainless Steel Flatware
Nambé's stainless steel flatware is dishwasher safe. Rinse each piece prior to loading it into the dishwasher and avoid overcrowding. These items may also be washed by hand using a mild detergent and soft sponge. Dry each piece promptly.
Care
- Wash your flatware as soon as possible after each use
- Do not leave flatware in standing water for extended periods of time
- Avoid acidic detergents, such as lemon or other citrus dishwashing soaps, as long-term use of these products can dull your flatware's finish
- Keep your flatware away from open flame or sources of extreme heat
- Remove discoloration using a paste of baking soda and water
- Nambé Polish or a stainless steel polish may also be used to polish Nambé flatware
- Use care when using flatware and serving utensils together with Nambé Alloy serving pieces; they can scratch the surfaces
- Do not store your flatware in plastic bags or other wrappings that trap moisture; for safe storage, remove from original packaging and wrap pieces individually in a soft cloth
Lou Henry
Lou is the creative force behind A2, Inc., a product design and development firm
based in New York City.
Along with A2's founding partner, Bruce Ancona, Lou has been designing products
to meet the demands of everyday living for much of the last 20 years. Together
they've won numerous design awards & recognitions, including IDEA Gold
awards, Good Design awards, a Top Ten IF award in Germany, and Time Magazine's
Top Ten Designs of 2000. Their work can be seen in the permanent collections of
a number of museums such as The Chicago Athenaeum and MOMA in New York. A2
holds over 200 utility and design patents.
Having earned a degree in industrial design from Carnegie Mellon University,
Lou has since been busy putting his personal touch on hundreds of products. His
work is characterized by unique solutions and attention to detail and form. Lou
draws inspiration from his wife Emily and daughter Anna.
A2's philosophy is: "As product designers, we feel that our responsibility and
greatest challenge is to design for tomorrow - by recognizing new technologies
and behavioral patterns rather than follow current product trends and design
for today."
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