Prisme
Prisme is built around a distinctive triangular form language.
Prisme is built around a distinctive triangular form language. The geometry is clear and disciplined, giving the pieces a simple, modern expression with a strong graphic identity.
About the series
Prisme, considered for the table
Series guide
Questions about Prisme
What defines the Stelton Prisme series?
Prisme is a Stelton cutlery series designed by Jørgen Dahlerup and Gert Holbek in 1960. Its distinctive triangular geometry gives the pattern a clear, graphic and modern expression.
Who designed the Stelton Prisme series?
The Stelton Prisme series was designed by Jørgen Dahlerup & Gert Holbek. 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 Prisme cutlery designed?
The Stelton Prisme series was introduced in 1960.
What does the Stelton Prisme cutlery look like?
Prisme is built around a distinctive triangular form language. The geometry is clear and disciplined, giving the pieces a simple, modern expression with a strong graphic identity.
What material is the Stelton Prisme series made from?
The products in the current Stelton Prisme 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.