Bugatti Design Studio

Steel cutlery: geometry, balance and everyday elegance

Within the Cutlery & Co selection, the special collections such as the Latonda cutlery or the fine Laquadra 18/10 stainless steel cutlery set focus attention on the shape of 18/10 stainless steel itself. Polished surfaces and carefully controlled thicknesses create a clean, architectural character that works in modern homes, hospitality environments and formal table settings. A 24 piece cutlery set for six by Bugatti becomes more than a practical starting point: the handle profile, weight and transition from bowl or blade to grip define how the service looks and feels throughout a meal.

Colour, acrylic handles and decorative detail

Other families deliberately introduce contrast. Mediterraneo cutlery combines forged steel with satin acrylic handles and is available with brushed or PVD finishes; the Glamour cutlery uses transparent SAN handles with colour nuances; the Aladdin 18/10 polished stainless steel cutlery set with acrylic handle and antique silver-finish ring and other sets explore acrylic handles, rings and decorative effects. This makes the Studio selection especially useful when a project calls for coloured cutlery, acrylic handle flatware or a coordinated accent that can echo ceramics, textiles and interior finishes.

Beyond the place setting

The design language also extends to steak-knife families such as the Diana 6-piece stainless steel steak knife set with Pakka handle, as well as toaster accessories developed for Bugatti Romeo. Materials range from ABS and acrylic to Pakka handles, supporting different tactile and visual effects. Whether the objective is 18/10 stainless steel flatware, a decorative dinner service or a refined steak-knife set, Bugatti Design Studio provides a versatile toolkit for creating a table with a clear design direction.