Because the 30-piece set continues the collection into the final part of the meal. Alongside six complete place settings, six cake forks allow Jardin’s botanical design language to remain on the table when dinner gives way to dessert, cake and coffee.

The scale becomes smaller, but the idea remains the same. Jardin’s cake forks carry the collection’s flowing silhouette and floral references into a more delicate format. Placed beside dessert plates, they introduce a lighter rhythm that feels particularly natural with pastries, fruit and beautifully presented desserts.

Visually, yes. When the main-course cutlery is cleared, the final course can easily feel disconnected from what came before. Matching Jardin cake forks preserve the continuity of the table, allowing the botanical character of the collection to remain present until the last plate is removed.

Few moments at the table are as closely associated with gardens as coffee, cake and an afternoon allowed to unfold slowly outdoors. Jardin’s floral details make that connection almost instinctive. The collection feels refined enough for a carefully set table, but relaxed enough for the kind of meal where nobody is watching the clock.

The six additional cake forks. They may be among the smallest pieces in the set, but they change its narrative completely. Instead of ending with the main meal, the 30-piece Jardin setting follows the table into dessert — turning the final course into another chapter of the same design story.