Chapter II

Nobel

Ceremonial precision shaped for the modern Scandinavian table.

Nobel combines ceremonial elegance with a distinctly Scandinavian balance of matte and polished stainless steel. Gunnar Cyrén designed the series with expressive details that bring a refined sense of occasion to the table.

About the series
Gense Nobel collection

Nobel, considered for the table

Nobel combines ceremonial elegance with a distinctly Scandinavian balance of matte and polished stainless steel. Gunnar Cyrén designed the series with expressive details that bring a refined sense of occasion to the table.

Swedish silversmith and designer Gunnar Cyrén created expressive objects with a strong sense of ceremony, craft and proportion. His Nobel cutlery is closely associated with the Nobel banquet.

The combination of matte and polished steel gives Nobel a sense of ceremony that remains distinctly Scandinavian rather than ornamental.

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 Nobel

Who designed Gense Nobel?

Nobel was designed by Gunnar Cyrén.

What defines the Nobel design?

Nobel combines ceremonial elegance with a distinctly Scandinavian balance of matte and polished stainless steel. Gunnar Cyrén designed the series with expressive details that bring a refined sense of occasion to the table.

What materials are used in Nobel?

The products represented in the series use 18/8 stainless steel.

What kind of table setting suits Nobel?

The combination of matte and polished steel gives Nobel a sense of ceremony that remains distinctly Scandinavian rather than ornamental.

How should Nobel be cared for?

Gense lists the represented stainless-steel sets as dishwasher safe; always follow the instructions for the specific product.