Chaco, designed in 1990 by Tias Eckhoff, is constructed with sleek and attractive straight lines over its entire length. This elegant form guarantees that the cutlery is balanced in the hand. Chaco has the character of Scandinavian taste and the slim and slender handles are stereotypical of its time. As a result, Chaco has been awarded a permanent place in the "International Design Museum in London" soon after its launch. This high honour is only reserved for a small number of patterns and it is unusual for it to be awarded so promptly. Although being relatively modern, Chaco is a perfect fit with classic designer table settings as well as those of contemporary style.