Nambe

Fitted with acacia wood handles and stainless steel tips, this two-piece set includes a cheese fork and knife. An entertaining essential for your next wine and cheese soiree, the Curvo Cheese Set also makes a beautiful hostess gift.

Fitted with acacia wood handles and stainless steel tong ends, the Curvo Salad Scissor is a kitchen tool you’ll be reaching for again and again. With its graceful curves and mixed materials, it’s a welcome addition to your tabletop.

• Stainless Steel, Acacia Wood
• 13”L x 4.5”W x 3”D
• Hand Wash
• Designed by Steve Cozzolino

Appearing near black in color, the Noir Collection applies a deep, rich stain to its wood components, offering a contemporary makeover to Nambé’s signature mix of acacia wood and Alloy. The Noir Condiment Tray features two Alloy bowls on either side that rest on an oval wood tray, leaving room in the center for bread, crackers, and more. Always serve condiments at the ideal temperature by removing the Alloy bowls to heat or chill prior to serving.

• Materials: Nambé Alloy  Acacia Wood
• Measurements: 12.5” L x 5.5” W x 2.25” H
• Care & Use: Hand wash, dry immediately; Metal dip bowls are oven safe

Ideal for small surfaces, the Scoop Server Mini is a functional and modern twist on the classic chip and dip. Use it for nuts and olives, dips and chips, chocolate medleys, and more. Or fill the bottom with stones and place a tea light in the upper bowl for an elegant non-mealtime look.

The Vie Stemware Collection brings a contemporary flare to classic wine glasses with their oversized body and flat feet. The broad, shallow bowl and wide mouth of the Vie Chardonnay Glass promote oxidation, which brings out the complex, strong flavors and aromas of this popular wine. When filled, the wine dips slightly into the glass’ stem.

The Vie Stemware Collection brings a contemporary flare to classic wine glasses with their oversized body and flat feet. The Vie Pinot Noir Glass provides the generous space essential to capturing the aromatic nuances of this medium-bodied wine, and the tapering towards the rim allows the taste to concentrate at the front of the palate. When filled, the wine dips slightly into the glass’ stem.