Features: 18/10 Stainless Steel Cutlery designed by John Pawson Minimalist ivory dinner plates are part of the When Objects Work Collection Designed for the monks at the Abbey of Our Lady in the Czech Republic Dishwasher Safe Available individually Forks are available in 3 or 5 prong versions World-renowned for his reductive design, British architect and designer John Pawson created this dinnerware collection for the monks at the Abbey of Our Lady in the Czech Republic. Pawson's work is based in form and material, with little ornamentation. While other minimalist designs may feel cold, cumbersome, and even bleak, John Pawson creates true beauty in simplicity. A versatile choice for bucolic or contemporary dining rooms, these tasteful cream colored dinnerware sets don’t distract from the meal, rather giving it a lovely canvas on which to highlight the chef’s masterpieces. Pawson has earned a sterling reputation through his architectural work on the Czeck Republic’s Abbey of Our Lady of Nový Dvůr and Germany’s Wooden Chapel. Now you can enjoy his poignant genius at home, ideally with good food and good company. Explore the Collection Those fond of a minimalist aesthetic would be prudent to peruse the entire When Objects Work Collection. Discover barware, candleholders, centerpieces, tableware, vases, and other objets d’art by John Pawson, as well as Kristine Melvaer and Vincent Van Duysen. Complement your cream colored dinnerware sets with thoughtfully designed dinnerware, flatware, and glassware—browse all of our kitchen décor to make every meal a special occasion. Fall in love with the understated warmth and grace these ivory dinner plates bring to the table.
