The Soapstone Geometry Cheese Platter is inspired both visually and philosophically by the Bauhaus movement. The object is based on two simple geometric forms: a cheese platter made of a perfect slice of round carved soapstone and a triangle shaped stainless steel cheese knife. When the knife is inserted in a piece of cheese as part of the serving ritual, a new and exciting composition is created with the food becoming part of the overall shape.

The main material used is an exquisite Soapstone, 2.8 billion years old, sourced from the raw nature of Eastern Finland. This stone, naturally strong and non-porous, is also an excellent thermal observant: the stone can be stored with the cheese in the fridge and will maintain a low temperature after service, extending the cheese’s endurance in room temperature.