Veark makes sustainable and high quality kitchen tools for everyday use.

Based in Copenhagen, Veark is a contemporary kitchenware company dedicated to developing sustainable, honest and high quality tools for everyday use. 

Our original designs are built and manufactured to engage with the user and last a lifetime. As a company we profoundly believe that we are moving towards a future of consuming and living with less, but better quality. Veark® exists to inspire this development and support a passionate community of makers all over the world. 

The Veark® design process looks beyond trend-driven aesthetics to find quality in true craftsmanship with an eye for long term sustainability. This is illustrated in our first and most popular collection of drop forged knives made from one single piece of stainless steel in Solingen, Germany. Rather than adding unnecessary joints, codings or materials, this collection achieves its unique quality and appearance from the raw manufacturing process itself – a nod to our heritage in Scandinavian as well as the principles of the Bauhaus design tradition. 


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Have the SK15 knife at home - the handle feels and looks great. Unique design that I haven't come across before. Definitely want to try the other knives now and build up a set. 



Love the brand image so much... 
Very nice bread knife, sharp, easy to use and looking sooo good in my kitchen  

I have all the series, can't wait for THE new products!! 

VEARK FOR LIFE. 
I turn into a different person when I grab Veark knife in the kitchen. I feel powerful and confident. The brand is minimal, raw, and extremely functional. My favourite kitchen essentials that I'm obsessed with this year! 

always loved knives with handles in the same material - they always feel more hygienic, easier to clean and stylish that way.
these were beautiful, handles dont look ergonomic, but actually works really well and much more comfortable than expected.
Would definitely recommend - makes for a great gift too.

I ordered Veark knife online for $213, UPS contacted me and to ask for $62 in order to release the knife to me. Given that international delivery was stated to be free, why is UPS asking me to top up money?

Is Veark a scam?

They have an interesting way to produce those knives in German knife town Solingen, but they aren't communicated on the website.

The quality of the product is obvious when I first took the knife out of the box. The weight is perfect and surprisingly comfortable to hold even for a long cooking session. Looks cool in the kitchen and dining room when friends are over at ours.

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