The Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Designed by Mia Schmallenbach, the Deglon Meeting Knife Set won first prize in the 5th European Cutlery Design Awards. This set of sculptural, nested knives is practical, durable and a work of art. The set is made of high quality stainless steel and seemingly appears to be created from a single block of stainless steel. To remove each knife, simply press down near the tip of the blade and lift knife away by the handle. The set includes 4 knifes, a paring knife, a utility knife, a chef knife and a slicer. You can buy it here.

 

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

Deglon Meeting Knife Set

24 comments
  1. This knife set looks great. I would want to have one of this. Where can I get this knife set?

  2. the design of this knife is so fantastic, so cute, love to order 2 pieces, thanks!

  3. very neat, my cousins a chef and he always goes on about knives and how expensive they. but for design alone this would probably be worth it.

  4. Fantastic concept and idea to design this knife set! 4 knife in 1 object! that’s brilliant

  5. It looks like it would be kinda hard to get the middle knives out as well. Plus, i don’t think it’d be good to store your knives touching like that. I know you’re not supposed to leave them wet or dirty but how many people clean and dry their knives perfectly every time?

    Plus, unlike a knife block it would take up even more space.. seems a little pointless

  6. Wow what a space saver seriously. Great idea though. Looks great as well.

  7. The small knife must be quite hard to hold. Aesthetically they look quite pleasing.

  8. Somehow, I would expect that using these knives for any serious kitchenwork would manage to land me in the ER pretty switly.

    1. Very late for comments I know. Valid point but if you read the the title, “Meeting Knife Set”, sort of just for very few uses in a corporate office meeting where someone brings some fruit, cold cuts and cheese, nothing else. A design show piece for $$$ making people, first impression is the the one that counts.

  9. Weak design IMHO. Good design balances aesthetics with functionality. They look pretty, but anyone who has spent any real time in a kitchen would see immediately several serious flaws in the design.

  10. Unbelievably cool design. I wonder how functional the knives are though. I suspect after they have been sharpened a number of times they wont fit together so nicely.

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