From Sketch to Table
Sanna begins with a light botanical trace. The pattern is drawn from apple blossom — simplified into a calm line for the table.
Sanna begins with a light botanical trace. The pattern is drawn from apple blossom — simplified into a calm line for the table.
A stylised blossom rests in the surface. The detail is quiet, giving the handle a soft graphic presence.
Frida Leikvoll Meland & Per Finne has in collaboration designed the Sanna cutlery for Hardanger Bestikk.
Frida Leikvoll Meland & Per Finne
The Sanna 24-piece set creates a complete table setting for six people. It includes six dinner knives, six dinner forks, six dinner spoons and six teaspoons. Together, the four essential pieces allow Sanna's simple lines, stylised detailing and warm contemporary character to create a coherent rhythm around the table.
Introduced in 2025, Sanna represents a new chapter in the Hardanger Bestikk story. The collection looks back to the character of earlier Hardanger designs while giving that heritage a contemporary expression through simple lines and a stylised pattern. The result is cutlery rooted in tradition, yet created for new gatherings and stories around the table.
Sanna takes inspiration from the apple blossom, a familiar symbol of the Hardanger region. Its flowering marks renewal and the beginning of a new season, while the plant itself combines delicacy with resilience. This contrast is reflected in a design that feels robust and enduring, yet soft and warm in expression.
Sanna is made from 18/10 stainless steel and is dishwasher-safe. The dinner knife measures 23 cm, the dinner fork 21 cm, the dinner spoon 21 cm and the teaspoon 14 cm. The balanced proportions and restrained detailing give the collection a comfortable and composed presence in the hand.
Sanna was created by Frida Leikvoll Meland and Per Finne for Hardanger Bestikk and introduced in 2025. The collection connects the company's design heritage with a new generation, combining references to earlier Hardanger cutlery with a more contemporary expression. Through its simple lines and apple-blossom inspiration, Sanna brings family history, landscape and modern Scandinavian design together around the table.