Zaha Hadid Architects | Cutlery

in Objects by editor — 2:52 pm | March 24, 20120 comments

The tension between the formal architectural research of Zaha Hadid Architects’ and the office’s exploration with industrial design resulted in this unique cutlery set. Each single piece has a formal expression of its own and yet combined they compliment one another as a unified single entity.

Continuity of sculpted surfaces is regarded with fine detail and forms geometrically complex objects. Accelerated curves normally used in car-design give it an extremely dynamic presence. The cutlery is forged from solid stainless steel that is polished to a mirror finish. The thickness of the material is extreme in some parts, allowing each item of the set to be ergonomically well balanced.

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