This premium cutlery range from Studio William takes its name from a type of eucalyptus tree found in Western Australia. The Karri tree is considered sacred by the Aborigines, and this gorgeous cutlery collection reflects the beauty and grace of nature. 

The heavy gauged steel forks and spoons give excellent weight and balance. The unique knife blade stands up, offering a playful and theatrical way to set your tables for a charming dining experience. The knife blade is sleek with no traditional bolster from handle into blade. This is a seamless transition, and these pieces are very comfortable to hold and use.

As a testament to the incredible quality and design of Studio William's Karri cutlery, this range was awarded the 2008 Good Design Award by The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design. This award program celebrates the most cutting-edge and innovative industrial, product, and graphic designs from around the world. 

Additionally, the Karri cutlery range has also featured in the MAK Museum Vienna, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, as part of their metal work collections. 

While Studio William's Karri cutlery collection offers impeccable design and style, it is also a practical choice for professional hospitality and catering use. These pieces are dishwasher safe, and are made from the highest quality 18/10 stainless steel. If you are trying to create a premium dining experience for your guests, Karri by Studio William is a fine choice. 

To find out more about this cutlery range, or any of our other Studio William collections, please contact us on 0161 483 6256 or email sales@stephensons.com.