24 Piece Cutlery Set with Hanging Storage Rack, Service for 6 People

A 24-piece cutlery set for six that arrives with its own arched storage rack, so every knife, fork and spoon hangs on a hook of its own and the whole set stands ready on the counter, the sideboard or the dining table itself.

No rummaging through a drawer for a teaspoon that matches. No tray of odd pieces collected over the years. Lift off what you need and hang it back when it is dry.

A rack that keeps all 24 pieces in view

Most cutlery lives in a drawer, which is fine until you are laying the table for six and counting forks out of a jumble. Here the set hangs from two curved wire rails, one on each side of an arched frame, with the spoons and forks hooked by the neck and the knives standing upright behind them.

You can see at a glance whether anything is missing. The rack stands about 9.3 inches tall on a 9.6 by 5.1 inch base, small enough to sit beside the coffee machine or in the middle of the table while people serve themselves.

Inside the set there are six of each piece: dinner knives, dinner forks, dinner spoons and teaspoons. Everything is stainless steel, it resists corrosion, and the whole set can go in the dishwasher.

Ten finishes, each with a rack to match

Five of the finishes are two-tone, with a smooth colored handle running up into a mirror-bright gold head: Teal, White, Pink, Red, and Black and Gold. Teal is the deepest of these and looks striking on dark stoneware, while White and Pink are softer and suit pale plates and linen. Red is the boldest choice, and Black and Gold is the classic pairing for a dinner that should feel like an occasion.

The other five are a single finish from tip to handle end. Gold and Rose Gold are warm and polished, Black and Silver are the quieter everyday options, and Rainbow shifts from purple to blue to green as it catches the light.

The rack always matches. The two-tone sets and Gold hang on a gold rack, Silver on silver, Black on black, Rose Gold on rose gold and Rainbow on a rainbow rack, so the set looks like one piece wherever you stand it.