Fuga
An icon of Scandinavian restraint, softened by rounded lines.
Fuga is Tias Eckhoff's iconic 1962 cutlery design, recognised by softly rounded lines, matte handles and polished heads. The contrast gives the series clarity and precision while keeping the expression subtle.
About the series
Fuga, considered for the table
Norwegian designer Tias Eckhoff helped shape the international reputation of Scandinavian design. His Fuga cutlery from 1962 combines softly rounded lines with clarity and precision.
Fuga's contrasting surfaces and softly rounded forms make it equally at home in mid-century interiors and contemporary table settings.
The series is part of Gense's long Scandinavian design tradition, where recognised designers have combined clear function, considered proportions and durable materials.
Series guide
Questions about Fuga
Who designed Gense Fuga?
Fuga was designed by Tias Eckhoff.
What defines the Fuga design?
Fuga is Tias Eckhoff's iconic 1962 cutlery design, recognised by softly rounded lines, matte handles and polished heads. The contrast gives the series clarity and precision while keeping the expression subtle.
What materials are used in Fuga?
The products represented in the series use 18/8 stainless steel.
What kind of table setting suits Fuga?
Fuga's contrasting surfaces and softly rounded forms make it equally at home in mid-century interiors and contemporary table settings.
How should Fuga be cared for?
Gense lists the represented stainless-steel sets as dishwasher safe; always follow the instructions for the specific product.