Sambonet Siro Cutlery
Slim and refined – even in its name, which in Finnish means thin – the Siro cutlery collection draws inspiration from Scandinavian design, born in the 1950s and now influencing the entire interior design world. Its clean and simple aesthetics conceal the complexity of combining two materials of different nature: stainless steel and PBT, a durable plastic polymer. The Sambonet Design Center has created a single, seamless body in which the two materials flow into one another within a single piece of cutlery, with no visible points of contact.
With its minimalism, Siro brings exceptional elegance to the table without sacrificing the ergonomics and practicality required of modern cutlery.
- Statement handle – The contrasting handle is smoothly joined to the rest of the cutlery, enhancing its elegant profile.
- Comfortable, ergonomic grip, thanks to the handle’s slim, tapered shape.
- Available in two finishes — choose between a black or ivory handle to suit your table style.
- Complete range – Includes a 24-piece set, 6 dessert forks, 6 espresso coffee spoons, and a selection of individual pieces: table and fruit forks, spoons and knives, tea, coffee and broth spoons, and a butter spreader.
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