Art Deco in Steel
Geometric detail and ornament translated into early stainless-steel cutlery.
CHAPTER II
Renessanse
An early steel cutlery design shaped by Art Deco lines and collaboration.
Renessanse was designed by Haakon Amundsen, one of the first designers to collaborate with Hardanger Bestikk. The series is described as one of the early examples of how steel could be used for elegant and functional cutlery.
ABOUT THE SERIES
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About Renessanse
Renessanse draws on Art Deco, a design movement known for geometric forms, ornament and stylised elegance. The collaboration with Haakon Amundsen began through contacts in Bergen in the 1970s and became an important part of Hardanger Bestikk’s design history.
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Series guide
Questions about Renessanse
What is the Hardanger Bestikk Renessanse series?
Renessanse was designed by Haakon Amundsen, one of the first designers to collaborate with Hardanger Bestikk. The series has an important place in the brand’s design history.
What inspired the Renessanse design?
Renessanse is influenced by Art Deco, a movement associated with decorative detail, geometric forms and stylised elegance. The design carries these references into steel cutlery.
Which products are available in the Renessanse collection?
The Renessanse collection includes cutlery and serving pieces within the same Art Deco-inspired design language. Product availability should follow the current collection listing.
What material is Hardanger Bestikk Renessanse made from?
Renessanse is made from stainless steel with 18% chromium and 10% nickel, following the material standard used across Hardanger Bestikk cutlery.
How should Hardanger Bestikk Renessanse cutlery be maintained?
Renessanse cutlery can be washed in a dishwasher. Rinse after use and dry after washing to help preserve the surface and reduce visible marks.