AM
Architecture translated into the gestures of the table.
AM begins with familiar memories of Portuguese cutlery and removes everything unnecessary. The resulting forms feel recognisable yet newly resolved, with elongated proportions, subtle volume and a deliberate sense of thickness.
Designed by Manuel Aires Mateus, the collection carries an architectural calm into everyday use. Each piece is considered as a small object in space: balanced in the hand, clear in silhouette and quiet enough to let the table around it breathe.
AM, considered for the table
Designed by Manuel Aires Mateus, the collection carries an architectural calm into everyday use. Each piece is considered as a small object in space: balanced in the hand, clear in silhouette and quiet enough to let the table around it breathe.
Series guide
Questions about AM
What defines the Cutipol AM collection?
AM is defined by elongated proportions, carefully controlled volume and a visual clarity that feels architectural without becoming severe.
Who designed Cutipol AM?
Cutipol AM was designed by Manuel Aires Mateus.
How do the finishes and colours change the character of AM?
Polished steel emphasises the curves and reflections, while matte and coloured finishes make the collection feel more monolithic. The underlying proportions remain unchanged.
How does AM create a coherent table setting?
The AM Complete Collection carries the same handle, proportion and finish language from individual place settings into shared serving pieces, allowing the whole table to read as one composition.
How should Cutipol AM be cared for?
Cutipol cutlery is dishwasher-safe when cared for according to the brand’s guidance. Avoid dishwasher salt and anti-limestone detergents, and dry the pieces promptly after washing to preserve the steel, handle material and decorative finish.