Chaco
Chaco is shaped through a balance between slim, stringent lines and soft, precise curves.
Chaco is shaped through a balance between slim, stringent lines and soft, precise curves. The restrained profile gives the pieces a light and carefully controlled expression.
About the series
€1.069,60
€1.299,78
Chaco, considered for the table
Series guide
Questions about Chaco
What defines the Stelton Chaco series?
Chaco is a Stelton cutlery series designed by Tias Eckhoff and generally dated to 1990. The design brings slim, stringent lines together with soft, precise curves, creating a balanced and restrained table setting.
Who designed the Stelton Chaco series?
The Stelton Chaco series was designed by Tias Eckhoff. The designer's approach is visible in the relationship between the handle, the transition and the functional part of each piece.
When was the Stelton Chaco cutlery designed?
The Stelton Chaco series is generally dated to 1990 in specialist cutlery references. Stelton's current product page confirms Tias Eckhoff as the designer but does not state a design year.
What does the Stelton Chaco cutlery look like?
Chaco is shaped through a balance between slim, stringent lines and soft, precise curves. The restrained profile gives the pieces a light and carefully controlled expression.
What material is the Stelton Chaco series made from?
The products in the current Stelton Chaco assortment are made from 18/8 stainless steel. The recorded finish is stainless-steel finish. Stainless steel gives the series a durable, consistent surface while allowing the shape of the design to remain clearly visible.