01 The story

Made for your table

A Timeless Curve in the Hand. Michelangelo is shaped through rounded teardrop handles, creating a softly modelled place setting with an enduring sense of balance.

Cutlery sketches in an atelier notebook
02 The details

The Details

18/10 stainless steel. Made in Italy. 3 mm.

MEPRA Michelangelo
The taper.
MEPRA Michelangelo
The balance point.
MEPRA Michelangelo
The finish.
03 At the table

Chosen by restaurants

A Timeless Curve in the Hand. Michelangelo is shaped through rounded teardrop handles, creating a softly modelled place setting with an enduring sense of balance.

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Product guide

Questions about MEPRA Michelangelo

What gives MEPRA Michelangelo its distinctive character?

Michelangelo combines rounded teardrop handles with a timeless, softly modelled profile. The continuous curves give the pieces a reassuring familiarity while the polished proportions keep the collection precise.

How does Michelangelo feel and live at the table?

The 18/10 stainless steel gives Michelangelo a balanced weight and a clear tactile presence. The design is intended to be noticed through the hand and the rhythm of the place setting rather than through ornament alone.

How does the surface change the mood of Michelangelo?

In its mirror-polished expression, Michelangelo gathers the light in clean reflections. The brilliance sharpens the outline and gives the place setting a precise, luminous presence.

Where has MEPRA Michelangelo appeared at the table?

Da Vittorio (3 Michelin stars), Bergamo, Italy — Gold with logo; Condividere (1 Michelin star), Turin, Italy — Bronze Ice with bespoke decoration; Oasis Sapori Antichi (1 Michelin star), Avellino, Italy — Silverplated Peltro; Hide (1 Michelin star), London, UK — surface treatment not recorded in the reference. These references show how Michelangelo can retain its identity across very different dining rooms.

What should be known about its made-to-order production?

Each set is made to order in Italy. This slower rhythm of production reflects the care taken with the final composition and surface, and it usually requires a longer lead time than a standard stock item. Changes may not be possible once production has begun. Because each set is made to order, it cannot be returned or exchanged once produced. Statutory rights concerning defects, damage or incorrect goods remain unaffected.