Chapter II

FLINT

Soft forms, carefully weighted for daily life.

A modern, carefully weighted cutlery collection defined by soft forms, tactile handles and a quiet minimal expression designed for everyday use.

About the series
Aaron Probyn FLINT collection

FLINT, considered for the table

FLINT is a modern cutlery collection developed by British designer Aaron Probyn through several years of refinement. The design is defined by balanced proportions, soft transitions and a restrained expression that allows the material and function to remain central.

Each piece is carefully weighted, with a gentle radius beneath the handle that allows the cutlery to rest naturally and comfortably in the hand. Rather than relying on decorative detail, FLINT creates character through touch, proportion and the relationship between each functional element.

The collection is made from 18/10 stainless steel. A complete place setting consists of a table knife, table fork, cake fork, table spoon and tea spoon.

FLINT reflects Aaron Probyn's broader approach to design: creating useful, emotionally engaging objects intended to remain relevant beyond seasonal trends.

Series guide

Questions about FLINT

What defines Aaron Probyn's FLINT cutlery collection?

FLINT is defined by its well-balanced weight, minimal silhouette and soft tactile forms. A gentle radius beneath the handles helps each piece sit comfortably in the hand.

What material is FLINT cutlery made from?

FLINT is made from 18/10 stainless steel. The material is selected for durability, corrosion resistance and its suitability for everyday cutlery.

Which pieces form a complete FLINT place setting?

A complete place setting consists of one table knife, one table fork, one cake fork, one table spoon and one tea spoon.

What are the lengths of the FLINT cutlery pieces?

The table knife measures 226 mm, the table fork 198 mm, the cake fork 173 mm, the table spoon 183 mm and the tea spoon 150 mm.

How should FLINT cutlery be cared for?

Rinse the cutlery promptly after use and avoid leaving it to soak for long periods. Aaron Probyn describes FLINT as dishwasher safe, while recommending hand washing to preserve its appearance. Avoid chlorine, citric-acid detergents, abrasive cloths and wire wool.