Cheese Knife Mix Limeade S/3

Ah, this Cheese Knife Mix Limeade Set of 3 is one of those little finds that can really liven up a table spread. We like to think of them as conversation starters - they’ve got this lovely blend of classic and contemporary with their bright lime handles and those hammered silver accents. It’s the sort of set that manages to feel both fun and sophisticated, you know? Not too formal, but definitely not boring either. Our retailers have mentioned customers often gravitate towards pieces that stand out a bit, and these catch the light beautifully. Now, these are handcrafted in India with brass and resin - so you’ll notice some subtle differences from set to set. It’s all part of what makes each piece feel special and just a touch unique. The shapes are practical for just about any cheese platter; we’re talking 20x2.5x1 cm for the knife, 18x5x.5 cm for the slicer, and 17.5x4x1 cm for the spreader. They’ve got enough substance in hand to make them feel quality but not so heavy they’re awkward to use. The lime really pops against a wooden board or even plain white ceramics - adds this little zest, no pun intended. And because they’re not tied to a particular theme or colour palette, they work with just about any style. Hampton coastal? Sure. Mid-century? Why not? Even eclectic spaces can carry these off easily. They come on a sturdy backing card but we probably don’t need to tell you not to sell them as is - it’s the presentation on your shelves that makes all the difference anyway. We do want to stress though: packaging isn’t classed as part of the product itself, so if there are scuffs or anything, that’s just part of shipping life. What really seems to move sets like these in-store is having one open for customers to hold and imagine using at their next dinner party. It gets those wheels turning on how easy it’d be to add something extra-special to their entertaining collection at home. That said, we think these offer enough character without being too over-the-top - it means you can display them with a range of giftware or entertaining lines without clashing. They walk that great middle ground between “actually useful” and “pretty enough for a present”.