From Sketch to Table
Tina begins with structure. Near-geometric forms give the series a clear, modernist rhythm on the table.
Tina begins with structure. Near-geometric forms give the series a clear, modernist rhythm on the table.
The lines are direct and balanced. Each piece carries a graphic clarity shaped by Scandinavian design principles.
Per Finne is a Norwegian industrial designer whose work is defined by a close attention to proportion, function and the way an object feels in the hand.
“From a design perspective, cutlery has a very intriguing relation between form and function. To me it’s important that it’s balanced equally.”
Per Finne
The Tina 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 Tina's precise lines, polished surfaces and almost geometric forms to create a calm and coherent rhythm around the table.
Designed by Norwegian designer Per Finne in 2010, Tina is rooted in modernist principles and Scandinavian design. Its expression is precise and solid, yet subtle curves soften the almost geometric forms. The result is cutlery with an architectural clarity in which function, proportion and restraint become the defining elements.
Tina is characterised by clean lines, almost geometric forms and a carefully balanced relationship between precision and softness. Its monobloc handles give the pieces a seamless and substantial appearance, while the polished surface allows light to emphasise the controlled contours. Rather than relying on ornament, Tina finds its identity in structure, proportion and clarity of form.
Tina is made from 18/10 stainless steel with a polished finish and is dishwasher-safe. The dinner knife measures 22 cm, the dinner fork 21 cm, the dinner spoon 21 cm and the teaspoon 14 cm. These balanced proportions contribute to the solid, composed feeling that characterises Tina in the hand.
Tina was designed by Norwegian designer Per Finne for Hardanger Bestikk and introduced in 2010. Finne approached the collection through modernist principles, with particular attention to function, grip, proportion and balance. Tina's almost geometric silhouettes and subtle softness give the collection a distinctive contemporary Scandinavian identity around the table.