The Riva by Arthur Casas flatware set includes 130 pieces in silver-plated stainless steel. Subtly triangular lines give the collection a more defined profile, both in the hand and on the table. Individual flatware and serving utensils carry the same design through a multi-course meal.
The selection covers table, fish and dessert cutlery, along with tea and coffee spoons and utensils for serving. This breadth makes it possible to keep a consistent table setting as the meal progresses, rather than changing the visual character of the flatware between courses.
For formal dinners and occasions that call for a full sequence of service, the collection brings together Arthur Casas's distinctive design and an extensive range of pieces. Its appeal lies in that continuity: the individual place settings and the utensils used to serve the meal share the same material, finish and design language.
The set combines individual flatware for the different stages of a meal with serving utensils for use across the table. The full composition is:
The pieces are made from stainless steel with silver plating. The three-layer finish consists of an alkaline copper layer, 20 microns of nickel and 12 microns of silver. Together, these layers form the finished surface of the flatware.
The consistent silver appearance suits table settings where restrained shine and clearly defined shapes are part of the composition. The finish gives the extensive selection a unified look, from the individual utensils to the pieces used for serving.
In either classic or contemporary settings, the collection provides a consistent foundation alongside porcelain, crystal and more visually prominent serving platters. Its defined lines and silver finish allow the flatware to remain part of the overall table arrangement without requiring a different style for each course.
Designed by Arthur Casas, the collection is distinguished by its subtly triangular forms. These shapes give the pieces a more pronounced silhouette than traditional rounded flatware, changing how the set looks and feels while retaining the function of each utensil.
The design is especially relevant when the full service is laid out: its defined profile repeats across the different types of flatware, keeping the arrangement visually consistent. The same approach extends from the pieces at each place setting to those used to serve food.
The extensive composition suits dinners with a starter, main course and dessert, supported by dedicated serving utensils. Tea and coffee spoons continue the service beyond the main meal. For formal entertaining or more involved everyday table settings, this range helps maintain the same visual standard throughout, with pieces for both individual dining and shared service.
The set is made from silver-plated stainless steel. Its three-layer finish includes alkaline copper, 20 microns of nickel and 12 microns of silver.
The set contains 130 pieces, including individual flatware and serving utensils for a complete sequence of table service.
It includes table knives, forks and spoons; fish spoons and forks; dessert knives, forks and spoons; and tea and coffee spoons. The serving selection includes a cake server, soup and sauce ladles, a serving spoon and fork, a carving knife and fork, salad utensils and a sugar spoon.
The collection was designed by Arthur Casas. Its subtly triangular forms distinguish it from more traditionally rounded flatware designs.
The product measures 16 cm in height, 39 cm in width and 47 cm in depth.
The product weighs 9.11 kg.
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