In 2019 Steinbeisser will bring one of Asia’s most acclaimed chefs André Chiang to Amsterdam and hold its very first dinners in Vienna.

Find here the complete Steinbeisser programme for 2019:

June 14 + 15 + 16 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
with André Chiang
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October 5 + 6 in Vienna, Austria
with Lukas Mraz, Philip Rachinger and Felix Schellhorn
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You can take a visual journey through the past happenings on the Steinbeisser journal.

More than 200 new pieces have been added to Jouw…!

The new update includes Jochen Holz‘ water and wine glasses, Joo Hyung Park‘s wooden moment spoons, Margareta Daepp‘s smoked ice plates, Myung Urso‘s paper clay plates, Nils Hint‘s gold file spoons, Nuala Clooney & Kaye Winwood‘s finger and tongue glasses, Selen Ozus‘ the closest plates, Sharon Adams‘ twig spade spoons and forks, Sophie Hanagarth‘s finger and beak pliers spoons, Stian Korntved Ruud‘s musical spoons, Tala Yuan‘s calabash bowls, Weng Ian Lai‘s ping pong spoons.

We wish you cheerful holidays, a very merry Christmas and a happy start of the new year!

We asked Myung Urso about the first collection of plates that she created for Steinbeisser, how she sources and combines materials from both her native Korea and the US, and about her favourite dinner experience.

We asked Sharon Adams about the first collection of eating tools she created for Steinbeisser, how cutlery could possibly be improved, and her further ambitions.

For the month September we asked Joe Pintz about the Shovel plates he created for Steinbeisser, his favourite dinner experience, and how he pictures the evolution of tableware.

For the month July we asked Young Ran Lee about the Sculpture bowls she created for Steinbeisser, what she rebelled against in the past, what she’s rebelling again now, and her future ambitions.

For the month June we asked Machteld Lambeets about her Dinner Creatures plates she created for Steinbeisser, what she rebelled against in the past, and her future ambitions.

For the month May we asked Hugo Madureira about the Ring bowls and plates he created for Steinbeisser, how he pictures the evolution of dishware, and of course his favourite dinner experience.

For the month April we asked Elin Flognman about the cutlery she created for Steinbeisser, how she sources her materials, and of course her favourite dinner experience.