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Steady.

A knife built for the second half of the meal.

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Hero · walnut espresso · evening kitchen ritual
02 · Three Pillars
Material · Process · Design

Three things hold Steady together.

Three Pillar · the launch family on walnut
The launch family on walnut · photographed by Mia, 2026
Pillar 01 · Material

German steel, titanium-finished.

A forged core of German 1.4116 steel, shielded by a PVD Titanium Nitride finish tuned for the kitchen counter, not the cabinet.

Pillar 02 · Process

Drawn from a single piece.

One gesture, one material, one object. Blade, bolster, and handle are pressed and ground from a single billet — no pins, no seams, nothing to trap what you cooked last night.

Pillar 03 · Design

Boring in the best way.

A matte silver silhouette that vanishes on a walnut board. No logo on the blade. No decorative flourish. A tool that lets the ingredient speak — boring in the best way.

03 · Lineage
1909 · 1950s · 2026

A Conversation
Between Three Eras.

19092026
  • 1909 · Solingen How strong? The first generation, forged in German steel, built to outlast the cook.
  • 1950s · Damascus How beautiful? Mid-century pattern-welding turned the blade into a quiet kind of jewelry.
  • 2026 · HomebodyPlus What happens at 9pm? The third question — about the sink, the wipe, the second half of the meal.
The promise · in eight words

The core is steel; the shield is titanium.

Founders · Ethan, Mia, Jimbo · portrait
Ethan, Mia & Jimbo · home kitchen · photographed by Mia, 2026

05 · Founders · A note from the makers

Two of Us. One Cat.
A Small Kitchen Counter.

We sketched Steady on a notebook — sixteen iterations, every clever flourish thrown out — until what stayed was simply what works at 9pm on a Tuesday.

Ethan · design · Mia · words & photographs
Read the full story → Solingen → Damascus → HomebodyPlus
04 · On the List · Early Access
Issue Nº01 · May 2026
06 · From the Journal
Vol.02 · Spring 2026

A KNIFE YOU STOP NOTICING

Boring in the best way.

A knife that disappears into the everyday.

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