Cutlery

The spoon is made of porcelain and comes with a reactive glaze. During the burning process, a reaction happens in the glaze, hence the name. The result is a dark colour with a bit of shimmer and some depth to it. Use the spoon from House Doctor to scoop up the whipped cream on your hot cocoa or stir your tea to cool it down. You can of course combine the spoon with the other dark cups from House Doctor as well. Due to the matt texture of the glaze, scratches might occur over time as you use your Pion item. This simply adds to the charm and rugged appeal of the design.

The spoon has a smooth, greyish white glaze with tiny speckles in it for an informal design. Use the spoon to stir your coffee and tea to cool it down, or to make sure you get all the whipped cream when you are done with your hot chocolate. You can combine it with ceramic cups and mugs in similar tones. Either way, let the spoon serve as the small detail that makes the difference.

These nature set of 6 chopsticks from House Doctor will fit perfectly on your dinner table with an Asian-inspired theme. These chopsticks create a pleasant atmosphere in your home and is a must-have if you want to spoil your guests with a lovely sushi menu. The Nature chopsticks come with some gorgeous detailing thanks to the wood.

ERIS Spoons L (set of 4) Just when you thought HK Living's 70s ceramics collection couldn’t get any better, they decided to expand it with new handmade finishes and layers of colours to help keep your cabinetry as funky as ever.

The design is organic and the material is raw. Teak butter knife is dishwasher safe as long as you follow certain precautions in our care guide.

The design of the Heii cutlery builds on Japanese influences and the DNA of the entire collection. Straight lines with contrasting round edges. The nine-piece cutlery set includes table and dessert knives, forks and spoons, a coffee spoon, an espresso spoon, and a butter knife.