The Oslo 5-Piece Collection in Black is Stylishly Masculine
Meghan Young — July 25, 2014 — Art & Design
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The Oslo 5-Piece flatware collection is made up of matte charcoal cutlery that will make people's dining arrangements very memorable. A refreshing change from the typical silver finish of everyday utensils, this flatware set adds a stylish flair without seeming too over-the-top. Unlike its gold counterpart, the matte charcoal cutlery collection adds a masculine anchor to table settings that is more eye-catching than domineering.
Made in Portugal by one of its oldest flatware manufacturers, the Oslo matte charcoal cutlery collection is comprised of a salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, tablespoon and teaspoon. Although a bit on the pricey side, the utensils will last a lifetime. The cutlery is dishwasher safe, yet handwashing is recommended.
Made in Portugal by one of its oldest flatware manufacturers, the Oslo matte charcoal cutlery collection is comprised of a salad fork, dinner fork, dinner knife, tablespoon and teaspoon. Although a bit on the pricey side, the utensils will last a lifetime. The cutlery is dishwasher safe, yet handwashing is recommended.
Trend Themes
1. Matte Black Cutlery - A rise in demand for matte black cutlery in the tableware industry driven by consumers’ willingness to experiment with unconventional dining setups.
2. Gender-specific Tableware - A new trend towards more gender-specific tableware designs, with a focus on masculine styles in the cutlery industry.
3. Sustainability in Tableware Manufacturing - A growing trend towards sustainable materials and eco-friendly practices in manufacturing of tableware, especially cutlery.
Industry Implications
1. Tableware - Matte black cutlery and gender-specific designs are disrupting the traditional tableware industry, offering consumers more diverse and stylish options.
2. Flatware Manufacturing - Incorporating sustainable and eco-friendly practices in the manufacturing of flatware can reduce environmental impact and attract consumers seeking more socially and environmentally responsible products.
3. Fine Dining - Fine dining restaurants are increasingly incorporating unconventional cutlery and tableware designs in their setup, creating unique and memorable dining experiences for their customers.
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