The five-piece setting comes in an 18/8 matte stainless steel and includes a knife, dinner fork, salad fork, soup spoon, and teaspoon. The sleek shape and refined finish make it a design-driven kitchen staple while still maintaining everyday function—plus, it’s dishwasher safe, so you don’t have to worry about being overly delicate with it.
For the Antiques Collector
Want a collection-worthy silverware set without having to spend weekends scouring vintage markets? Meet the Oneida Michelangelo Flatware Set, a timeless classic that brings a bit of vintage charm to your table. Crafted from durable 18/10 stainless steel with a mirror-polished finish, each piece is adorned with regal baroque accents that feel straight out of a storied estate.
The set comes in multiple configurations to suit your hosting or at-home dining needs—it’s offered in a five-piece set, 20-piece (which includes five full dining sets), 45-piece set (four five-piece sets), and a 45-piece (eight five-piece sets and a one five-piece serving set). No estate sales required!
For the MCM Lover
With its pared-down silhouette and thoughtful proportions, this flatware set, designed by celebrated British designer David Mellor, is a quiet standout for the mid-century modern enthusiast. Made for those who appreciate sculptural forms and restrained minimalism, each utensil balances a thick, linear handle with subtle curves at the bottom.
Made from durable 18/10 stainless steel, the matte-finish, five-piece set includes a salad fork, dinner fork, knife, soup spoon, and teaspoon. At $85, it’s a nice price point for such a design-forward dining essential.
The Mixed Material
There’s a good chance Sabre flatware has already graced your plate in some way—whether at a buzzy restaurant, cool café, or in your stylish friend’s apartment. The French brand’s beloved Bistrot collection channels classic European bistro vibes with its 18/10 matte stainless steel and signature resin handle. Each five-piece set (dinner and salad fork, knife, soup spoon, and teaspoon) comes in a kaleidoscope of colors, so you can really have fun with it and mix-and-match or commit to a color story if you like. At $108 per set, it’s the perfect excuse to get a little playful with your flatware.
For the Modernist
This set brings the drama to the table—in a good way. Misette, the homewares brand known for its artful and whimsical approach to decor, delivers major table presence with this 24 karat-gold-plated stainless steel flatware. Sculptural squiggle handles make each piece feel like a gallery-worthy object. Designed for the modernist who isn’t afraid to add a little glam to their tablescape, the five-piece set (priced at $175) comes with a dinner fork, knife, salad fork, soup spoon, and teaspoon.
For the Art Deco Enthusiast
There’s no question that Art Deco is roaring back into the design conversation. And if you’re drawn to this timeless style, Georg Jensen’s Bernadotte silverware is likely to be your new favorite set. With a refined fluting on the handle, this set was designed by Swedish prince Sigvard Bernadotte in collaboration with Jensen. It comes in a mirror-polished 18/8 stainless steel that’s dishwasher-safe, but it is recommended to clean with a mild soap directly after use to maintain its gleam.
For the Starter Apartment
This pastel-colored set—designed by Belgian duo Muller Van Severen for Hay—embodies a minimalist design with a playful twist. Crafted from brushed stainless steel and finished with painted metal handles in soft yellow, blue, and green, it’s both functional and joy-inducing. Even better? It’s under $60 for a four-piece set that includes a dinner fork, knife, soup spoon, and tablespoon.
For the Naturalist
If you like bringing natural elements into your home—including your table—this wood-handled set is for you. From French tableware brand, Sabre, this flatware is offered as a set of four—including a dinner fork, soup spoon, knife, and teaspoon—priced at $90. And while most wooden-handled sets require hand washing, this one is safe for the dishwasher up to 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
