Bernadotte
Art Deco rhythm, refined through Scandinavian restraint.
Bernadotte brings Sigvard Bernadotte’s signature fluting and balanced Art Deco proportions to a polished stainless-steel cutlery collection.
About the series
Bernadotte, considered for the table
Created in 1939, the design translates the elegance of the Art Deco period into a restrained Scandinavian language. The vertical grooves give each handle rhythm and tactility without becoming ornate.
Bernadotte works across classic and contemporary settings, bringing a subtle sense of occasion to white porcelain, glassware and carefully layered table textiles.
Series guide
Questions about Bernadotte
Who designed Georg Jensen Bernadotte?
Bernadotte was designed by Sigvard Bernadotte in 1939.
What defines the Bernadotte design?
Bernadotte brings Sigvard Bernadotte’s signature fluting and balanced Art Deco proportions to a polished stainless-steel cutlery collection.
What material is Bernadotte made from?
The cutlery is crafted in 18/8 stainless steel with a polished finish.
What kind of table setting suits Bernadotte?
Bernadotte works across classic and contemporary settings, bringing a subtle sense of occasion to white porcelain, glassware and carefully layered table textiles.
How should Bernadotte be cared for?
Follow Georg Jensen’s care instructions for stainless-steel cutlery and the guidance supplied with the specific product.