When we last checked in about flatware trends here at Decoist, silver tones were still going strong, but the real news was the rainbow of new finishes that had come to the realm of tableware. From gold and copper to chocolate brown and black, non-traditional finishes were dominating place setting style. Fast forward a few years, and a wide variety of finishes can still be found. Yet to keep the designs fresh, some fun new trends have emerged, from unique silhouettes to a fresh take on texture. Join us as we highlight a collection of flatware sets that are sure to add flair to the table of any design lover! [flatware below from Mepra]

Fabulously Faded
One of the biggest flatware trends of recent years has involved gold, rose gold and copper finishes. They’re still out there, but they’ve definitely evolved, thanks to designers looking to inject something new into the mix. For example, one way to keep the warm-toned flatware trend fresh: a fade-in approach. We’re loving this interesting take on flatware precisely because it blurs the lines between silver and gold. Below we see a mixed-metals effect from CB2. This 20-piece Haze Two-Tone Flatware Set features slim square handles and ultra rounded spoons:
Reverse the concept, and you have silver-toned handles rather than gold ones. Once again, stainless steel is the material of choice, but this 20-Piece Pin Tumbled Two-Tone Flatware Set (also from CB2) is anything but expected:

Sleek Silhouettes
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