The Balance Point
The knife is shaped to stand firmly on the table without support.
CHAPTER II
Lykke
Wave-like lines, weight in the hand and a knife with a point of balance.
Lykke was designed by Odd Leikvoll and takes inspiration from the valleys where fjord meets mountains around the Hardangerfjord. The series has flowing, wave-like forms, clear lines and a more weighted handle.
ABOUT THE SERIES
About Lykke
Lykke is designed from an ergonomic perspective with more weight than several other Hardanger Bestikk series. The wave on the knife is repeated across the other pieces, creating a shared visual rhythm throughout the series.
TABLESTORIES
Stories from the Table
A space for recipes, rituals and the objects that shape the meal.
A Wave in Steel
A repeated curve connects the knife, fork, spoon and serving pieces.
Series guide
Questions about Lykke
What is the Hardanger Bestikk Lykke series?
Lykke was designed by Odd Leikvoll with an ergonomic focus and more weight than several other Hardanger Bestikk series. The knife has a balance point that allows it to stand on the table.
What inspired the Lykke design?
Lykke takes inspiration from the valleys where fjord meets mountains around the Hardangerfjord. The series uses flowing, wave-like forms and clear lines across the cutlery pieces.
Which products are available in the Lykke collection?
The Lykke collection includes cutlery sets, appetizer pieces, cake pieces, dessert pieces and serving parts within the same wave-like design language.
What material is Hardanger Bestikk Lykke made from?
Lykke is made from stainless steel with 18% chromium and 10% nickel. The design also uses a 5 mm steel depth in the shaft for strength and weight.
How should Hardanger Bestikk Lykke cutlery be maintained?
Lykke cutlery can be washed in a dishwasher. Rinse after use and dry the pieces after washing to preserve the polished stainless-steel surface.