Chapter II

EM

EM has a sleek, minimalist profile with a slight concave curve running through the handle.

EM has a sleek, minimalist profile with a slight concave curve running through the handle. The satin-polished surface supports the series' quiet, architectural expression.

About the series
EM
The complete collection persons | 74 pieces
12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 dinner spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 1 salad fork and 1 salad spoon

€1.076,15

EM, considered for the table

Stelton EM is a cutlery series designed by Erik Magnussen and introduced in 1995. EM has a sleek, minimalist profile with a slight concave curve running through the handle. The satin-polished surface supports the series' quiet, architectural expression. The collection is made from 18/8 stainless steel, allowing the proportions, transitions and surface treatment to remain central to the design.

Series guide

Questions about EM

What defines the Stelton EM series?

EM is a Stelton cutlery series designed by Erik Magnussen in 1995. Its satin-polished stainless steel, sleek proportions and slight concave curve create a minimalist and architectural expression.

Who designed the Stelton EM series?

The Stelton EM series was designed by Erik Magnussen. 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 EM cutlery designed?

The Stelton EM series was introduced in 1995.

What does the Stelton EM cutlery look like?

EM has a sleek, minimalist profile with a slight concave curve running through the handle. The satin-polished surface supports the series' quiet, architectural expression.

What material is the Stelton EM series made from?

The products in the current Stelton EM assortment are made from 18/8 stainless steel. The recorded finish is satin polished. Stainless steel gives the series a durable, consistent surface while allowing the shape of the design to remain clearly visible.