Alsatian artisan cutlery | Handcrafted Knives by Maison Stamm

CUSTOMIZATION

Give a truly unique knife, engraved with your personal message

Make your knife unique

Making a knife personal is more than adding a decorative detail. It gives the piece its own character and turns it into something meaningful. With our engraving service, the handle or blade can be marked with a name, a date or a symbolic message. Each engraving is carried out by hand in our Alsace workshop, using the same level of precision that guides the making of our knives.

The authenticity of century-old wood and the reliability of forged steel take on a personal dimension when combined with your inscription. A knife becomes the trace of a story is a link to your roots, a special moment or a thoughtful gesture.

Whether given as a gift or kept as your own table companion, each personalised knife carries a message that belongs only to you.

CUSTOMIZE MY KNIFE

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The Story of Maison Stamm

Maison Stamm was founded with a bold ambition: to give new life to Alsace’s architectural heritage.

In 2021, two engineering graduates decided to create a cutlery workshop that would embody their values, respect for heritage, sustainable craftsmanship and careful material selection. Their idea was simple and symbolic: to recycle the structural beams of traditional Alsatian half-timbered houses and transform them into everyday objects.

More than 1,000 customers now place their trust in our work and recognise the quality of our knives. Our craftsmanship is also appreciated in the world of gastronomy, and our pieces accompany the creations of renowned establishments such as Le Crocodile in Strasbourg.

At Maison Stamm, common sense guides every decision: recycled materials, thoughtful actions and objects designed to be used, passed on and appreciated over time.

Josselin Renaud
Co-founder

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We believe that a good knife should be simple to use, comfortable to hold and built to last, without unnecessary frills, with honesty, high standards and respect for tradition.

Quentin Hohmann
Co-founder

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Maison Stamm Today

Maison Stamm is a French manufacturer of high-end, handcrafted knives designed for both kitchen use and everyday tasks. Our knives are assembled in our workshop in Alsace, using stainless steel forged in Thiers, the France’s historic centre of cutlery, and wood reclaimed from centuries-old Alsatian houses.

Our values are rooted in the preservation of heritage, the use of sustainable materials and long-lasting quality.

By choosing our knives, you help to preserve local craftsmanship while enjoying the option to customise your piece with handle colours or engraving, making it truly one of a kind.

Our knives are made for passionate cooks, demanding users and anyone who wishes to place environmental responsibility and heritage at the heart of what they buy.

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Reviews

Customer's Reviews

Our Exceptional Partners

Alsace’s Finest Tables Choose Maison Stamm

Chef Lucas Engel du restaurant l'acolyte

Acolytes — Sélestat

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We share common values like local craft, raw materials and the wish to celebrate our Alsatian heritage. Working with knives made from historical timber felt natural, especially in our 1537 building.

— Chef Lucas Engel

MIRO — Ostwald

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Every detail matters. Using Maison Stamm knives, shaped from wood full of history, extends our philosophy of mindful cooking and respect for materials.

Every detail matters. Using Maison Stamm knives, shaped from wood full of history, extends our philosophy of mindful cooking and respect for materials.

Louise-Anne Ruhlmann Responsble du restaurant Le Crocodile

Le Crocodile — Strasbourg

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In an establishment such as Le Crocodile, every detail matters, right down to the knives placed on the table. The partnership with Maison Stamm is a natural fit, thanks to their high standards, attention to detail and quality of work.

— Louise-Anne Ruhlmann