Pantry
A practical detail becomes the signature of the whole design.
Pantry is Henning Seidelin's recognisable 'sailor's cutlery', distinguished by the characteristic opening at the end of each handle. The practical detail gives the series a clear identity and an informal Scandinavian character.
About the series
Pantry, considered for the table
Danish designer Henning Seidelin worked across product design and sculpture. His Gense cutlery balances practical everyday use with distinctive Scandinavian detailing.
Pantry has an informal, practical character that works naturally in relaxed Scandinavian kitchens and everyday 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 Pantry
Who designed Gense Pantry?
Pantry was designed by Henning Seidelin.
What defines the Pantry design?
Pantry is Henning Seidelin's recognisable 'sailor's cutlery', distinguished by the characteristic opening at the end of each handle. The practical detail gives the series a clear identity and an informal Scandinavian character.
What materials are used in Pantry?
The products represented in the series use 18/8 stainless steel.
What kind of table setting suits Pantry?
Pantry has an informal, practical character that works naturally in relaxed Scandinavian kitchens and everyday table settings.
How should Pantry be cared for?
Gense lists the represented stainless-steel sets as dishwasher safe; always follow the instructions for the specific product.