An Italian Classic with a Colourful Soul
There is something enchanting about a table that feels lovingly assembled rather than simply decorated. A favourite porcelain service, fresh flowers and a few unexpected colours can turn dinner into an occasion. With Laura, Rivadossi Sandro embraces this atmosphere through polished steel, expressive PMMA handles and a delicate antique-effect ring. The Laura cutlery set by Rivadossi Sandro carries the charm of traditional Italian hospitality into contemporary homes, making this pearly handle cutlery set a beautiful expression of personal taste.
Where Colour Meets Timeless Craftsmanship
Created by Rivadossi Sandro Design, Laura combines polished 18/10 stainless steel with coloured PMMA handles and an antique-looking decorative ring. Its generous palette allows understated or expressive compositions without following a single decorative style. The appeal of mother of pearl effect cutlery inspires a softer aesthetic, while touches of turquoise or ivory can introduce a fresh visual accent. As part of the Steel collection, Laura also offers an elegant starting point for exploring different metallic finishes.
The Pleasure of a Table Thoughtfully Arranged
Six table forks, six knives, six spoons and six coffee spoons form the Rivadossi Laura 24 piece cutlery set, a complete arrangement for intimate gatherings and elegant celebrations. A dedicated gift box adds a thoughtful finishing touch, making this elegant cutlery set for 6 a welcome addition to a cherished home. Designed for food contact and dishwasher safe up to 65°C, it brings lasting practicality to the decorative world of Cutlery & Co. For a richer visual dialogue, the ornamental accents of Decò cutlery introduce another layer of elegance.
The nostalgic appeal of antique-inspired finishes, the golden radiance of gold tableware and the delicate shimmer of silver-accented pieces offer further inspiration for exploring different decorative styles. Laura complements these different aesthetics, offering inspiration for coordinated or contrasting place settings. Its personality lies in this freedom: an invitation to celebrate colour, craftsmanship and the intimate beauty of gathering around a table that feels unmistakably one's own.
