Chapter II
Pyramide
Art Deco geometry distilled into a precise table object.
Pyramide is a refined Art Deco cutlery design by Harald Nielsen, recognised by its stepped geometric handle ending and polished finish.
About the series
Pyramide, considered for the table
Pyramide is a refined Art Deco cutlery design by Harald Nielsen, recognised by its stepped geometric handle ending and polished finish.
Created in 1926, the collection uses the pyramid as a controlled architectural motif. Its geometry gives the handle a formal identity while the smooth transitions preserve comfort and balance in use.
Pyramide brings structure and a subtle decorative note to formal settings, pairing especially well with geometric porcelain, crystal and classic table linens.
Created in 1926, the collection uses the pyramid as a controlled architectural motif. Its geometry gives the handle a formal identity while the smooth transitions preserve comfort and balance in use.
Pyramide brings structure and a subtle decorative note to formal settings, pairing especially well with geometric porcelain, crystal and classic table linens.
Series guide
Questions about Pyramide
Who designed Georg Jensen Pyramide?
Pyramide was designed by Harald Nielsen in 1926.
What defines the Pyramide design?
Pyramide is a refined Art Deco cutlery design by Harald Nielsen, recognised by its stepped geometric handle ending and polished finish.
What material is Pyramide made from?
The cutlery is crafted in 18/8 stainless steel with a polished finish.
What kind of table setting suits Pyramide?
Pyramide brings structure and a subtle decorative note to formal settings, pairing especially well with geometric porcelain, crystal and classic table linens.
How should Pyramide be cared for?
Follow Georg Jensen’s care instructions for stainless-steel cutlery and the guidance supplied with the specific product.