Set of 4 Laguiole Steak Knives

Laguiole steak knife colors: pistachio, snakewood, zebu horn tip

If you want colored steak knives without paint or plastic, the natural handles do the job. Pistachio wood is satin-finished and golden yellow with a hint of pale green, a light shade that shows up well on a dark table. Polished snakewood shades from warm brown into a deep red, patterned much like snakeskin. Zebu horn tip, polished as well, mixes blond and amber flames into darker horn, and light shows through some handles. Whichever handle you pick, all four knives in the set match. To compare more handles, read Knife Handle Materials.

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Watch the pistachio steak knives, set of 4

Four steak knives with satin pistachio handles, golden with a green tint.

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A 4-piece steak knife set for everyday meals

A 4-piece steak knife set suits the way many people eat: a family of four on weeknights, or two couples sharing a meal. Four matching knives cover that table without extras going unused. Pair them with the Set of 6 Laguiole Dinner Forks in the same handle if you'd like matching forks too. If you host six now and then, you can add a set of two later, since most of these handles are also sold in pairs.

Four knives or a bigger set?

If you usually cook for four or fewer, this steak knife set of 4 covers what you need. If the table is often full, go for six. Any handle you see in these fours is sold in sixes as well, so you're never locked into one size. Every knife is handmade in France by Laguiole en Aubrac, so a set of four is made the same way as a set of six, and its blades carry the maker's name just the same.

Questions about steak knives

Care instructions ship with every order. Wash these four knives by hand in warm water, dry them right away, and spare the handles a trip through the dishwasher, as heat and a long cycle will dull wood and horn.