The Cardinal Club

Great kitchens are never built alone. We want your home in ours, your palette in our next collection, your instinct guiding what we make. Submit a color, join a community of makers who shape the craft as much as they use it, and help decide what the Cardinal Club creates next. Vote or submit, you're in the club.

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COLOR GALLERY

Splatter

Splatter

Inspired by Enamelware, splatter.

We Love This Submission. Picture this, next to your beautiful splatter enamelware bowl you see your matching cardinal chef knife. what do you think?

(Submission by Gracie)

Burgundy Peppered with White

Burgundy Peppered with White

Burgundy Peppered with White

a beautiful burgundy color Using recycled plastic like jellybeans interiors would be so beautiful!!

(Submitted by Jacqueline)

Birthday Confetti

Birthday Confetti

Birthday Confetti

Inspired by the 100% recycled LDPE Material to make a colorful fun, celebratory handle. We Absolutely cannot wait to enjoy this! What do you think?

(Submitted by Jacqueline)

Kelly Green

Kelly Green

Kelly Green

Kelly green is a vivid, balanced yellow-green—fresh as new grass and instantly full of life. While green traces back to the Middle English grene, linked to growth and grass, Kelly green takes its name from the common Irish surname and the lush landscapes of Ireland. It carries the symbolism of renewal, vitality, abundance, good fortune, and forward momentum—an optimistic, confident shade that feels both grounded in nature and ready to grow.

(Submitted by Jamie)

Millennial Green

Millennial Green

Millennial Green

I would love a green! A nice deep bright green. It’s a unisex color and let’s face it, millennial gray is transitioning into millennial green! Plus I just feel like green reminds me of cooking and food!

(Submitted by Jamie)

Splatter

Inspired by Enamelware, splatter.

We Love This Submission. Picture this, next to your beautiful splatter enamelware bowl you see your matching cardinal chef knife. what do you think?

(Submission by Gracie)

Burgundy Peppered with White

Burgundy Peppered with White

a beautiful burgundy color Using recycled plastic like jellybeans interiors would be so beautiful!!

(Submitted by Jacqueline)

Birthday Confetti

Birthday Confetti

Inspired by the 100% recycled LDPE Material to make a colorful fun, celebratory handle. We Absolutely cannot wait to enjoy this! What do you think?

(Submitted by Jacqueline)

Kelly Green

Kelly Green

Kelly green is a vivid, balanced yellow-green—fresh as new grass and instantly full of life. While green traces back to the Middle English grene, linked to growth and grass, Kelly green takes its name from the common Irish surname and the lush landscapes of Ireland. It carries the symbolism of renewal, vitality, abundance, good fortune, and forward momentum—an optimistic, confident shade that feels both grounded in nature and ready to grow.

(Submitted by Jamie)

Millennial Green

Millennial Green

I would love a green! A nice deep bright green. It’s a unisex color and let’s face it, millennial gray is transitioning into millennial green! Plus I just feel like green reminds me of cooking and food!

(Submitted by Jamie)

Pine

Pine

Pine

The Smell of Christmas. Think sugar cookies in the oven, sprinkles scattered across the floor, and the crisp, familiar scent of evergreens. This sophisticated, deep green pairs beautifully with a wide range of colors while adding a sense of grounding to any space.

Pine green evokes stillness, resilience, and a close connection to the natural world. Its cool, shadowed depth calls to mind forest air and winter landscapes, while its richness brings rooted confidence, permanence, and understated luxury.

(Submitted by Dani)

Light Blue

Light Blue

Light Blue

A Breath of Fresh Air. Think sunlit rooms, slow mornings, and the feeling of looking out at a wide-open sky. This soft, airy blue pairs beautifully with warm neutrals, crisp whites, and deeper tones, bringing a sense of ease and openness to any space.

Light blue evokes peace, clarity, and quiet optimism. Its gentle presence feels fresh and reassuring—creating an atmosphere that is calm, approachable, and effortlessly serene.

(Submitted by Alexis)

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Collegiate

Collegiate

Collegiate Collection

A Study in Contrast. Rich blue brings confidence and clarity, while vivid orange adds warmth, wit, and a touch of irreverence. Together, they capture the spirit of homecoming weekend with a modern point of view—smart, spirited, and quietly distinctive.

Designed for the recent grad, the devoted sports fan, or anyone drawn to a classic collegiate palette, this is a statement piece for the kitchen. Grounded in tradition and tailored for everyday use, it brings a little more personality to the counter.

(Submitted by Kristin)

Tortoiseshell

Tortoiseshell

Tortoiseshell

The Icon. Like a favorite pair of tortoiseshell sunglasses, this warm, mottled blend of amber, brown, and black feels instantly put together. The organic contrast adds depth and dimension, offering a softer, more versatile alternative to a solid black handle.

Timeless but never predictable, tortoise brings an effortless polish to the kitchen. It is a classic statement piece—rich in character, easy to style, and designed to look just as good on the counter as it feels in your hand.

(Submitted by Carolyn)

Mother-Of-Pearl

Mother-Of-Pearl

Mother-Of-Pearl

Mother-of-pearl is luminous by nature, with a soft, milky sheen and delicate flashes of color that shift in the light. Inspired by the iridescent lining of a shell, it brings a sense of quiet beauty to the kitchen—polished, organic, and never too precious.

Its appeal is in the subtlety: a pearly glow that feels timeless rather than trendy. Designed for those who appreciate the details, this is a finish that adds a little everyday elegance to even the simplest meal. Mother-of-pearl is nacre spread across the inside of certain mollusk shells, valued for its natural luminosity and gentle play of color.

(Submitted by Emily)

Princess Rule!

Princess Rule!

Princess Rule!

A Little Bit of Sparkle. Inspired by the OPI Nail Polish. It is the kind of pink that catches the light just enough, this soft, pearlescent shade brings an easy sense of playfulness to the kitchen. Delicate, glossy, and quietly joyful, it is a subtle color with plenty of charm.

(Submitted by Daisy)

Pine

Pine

The Smell of Christmas. Think sugar cookies in the oven, sprinkles scattered across the floor, and the crisp, familiar scent of evergreens. This sophisticated, deep green pairs beautifully with a wide range of colors while adding a sense of grounding to any space.

Pine green evokes stillness, resilience, and a close connection to the natural world. Its cool, shadowed depth calls to mind forest air and winter landscapes, while its richness brings rooted confidence, permanence, and understated luxury.

(Submitted by Dani)

Light Blue

Light Blue

A Breath of Fresh Air. Think sunlit rooms, slow mornings, and the feeling of looking out at a wide-open sky. This soft, airy blue pairs beautifully with warm neutrals, crisp whites, and deeper tones, bringing a sense of ease and openness to any space.

Light blue evokes peace, clarity, and quiet optimism. Its gentle presence feels fresh and reassuring—creating an atmosphere that is calm, approachable, and effortlessly serene.

(Submitted by Alexis)

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Collegiate

Collegiate Collection

A Study in Contrast. Rich blue brings confidence and clarity, while vivid orange adds warmth, wit, and a touch of irreverence. Together, they capture the spirit of homecoming weekend with a modern point of view—smart, spirited, and quietly distinctive.

Designed for the recent grad, the devoted sports fan, or anyone drawn to a classic collegiate palette, this is a statement piece for the kitchen. Grounded in tradition and tailored for everyday use, it brings a little more personality to the counter.

(Submitted by Kristin)

Tortoiseshell

Tortoiseshell

The Icon. Like a favorite pair of tortoiseshell sunglasses, this warm, mottled blend of amber, brown, and black feels instantly put together. The organic contrast adds depth and dimension, offering a softer, more versatile alternative to a solid black handle.

Timeless but never predictable, tortoise brings an effortless polish to the kitchen. It is a classic statement piece—rich in character, easy to style, and designed to look just as good on the counter as it feels in your hand.

(Submitted by Carolyn)

Mother-Of-Pearl

Mother-Of-Pearl

Mother-of-pearl is luminous by nature, with a soft, milky sheen and delicate flashes of color that shift in the light. Inspired by the iridescent lining of a shell, it brings a sense of quiet beauty to the kitchen—polished, organic, and never too precious.

Its appeal is in the subtlety: a pearly glow that feels timeless rather than trendy. Designed for those who appreciate the details, this is a finish that adds a little everyday elegance to even the simplest meal. Mother-of-pearl is nacre spread across the inside of certain mollusk shells, valued for its natural luminosity and gentle play of color.

(Submitted by Emily)

Princess Rule!

Princess Rule!

A Little Bit of Sparkle. Inspired by the OPI Nail Polish. It is the kind of pink that catches the light just enough, this soft, pearlescent shade brings an easy sense of playfulness to the kitchen. Delicate, glossy, and quietly joyful, it is a subtle color with plenty of charm.

(Submitted by Daisy)

For My Sister In Law

For My Sister In Law

Breast Cancer Awareness Colorway

My SIL is a young breast cancer survivor and everything in pink as a nod to her resilience and strength!

(Submission by Dana)

Solid and Stripe

Solid and Stripe

Solid and Stripe

Solid & Stripe. A study in contrast, this design balances clean lines with a little bit of play. Thoughtfully made and easy to reach for, it brings personality to the kitchen without sacrificing performance.

Built for the cook who wants more from their everyday essentials, Solid & Stripe celebrates thoughtful design, good food, and the objects we use again and again.

(Submitted by Molly)

Cin Cin

Cin Cin

Cin Cin

This soft, light pink brings an easy warmth to the kitchen—fresh, delicate, and just playful enough. It is a color that feels optimistic without being overly sweet, adding a gentle touch of personality to the everyday.

Light pink has a quiet confidence to it. Tender and approachable, it softens the space around it while still making a statement: a small reminder that practical can be beautiful, too. Pale pinks are commonly associated with softness, warmth, peace, and playfulness

(Submitted by Ryann)

Chartreuse

Chartreuse

Chartreuse

Pop Rocks on the tongue, a perfectly chilled martini, or a late dinner at King downtown. Bright, unexpected, and a little bit strange in the best way, it is the color that makes the whole table look more interesting.

Named for the French herbal liqueur, chartreuse sits between yellow and green and carries all the energy of both—lively, creative, and full of possibility. It is for the person who treats the kitchen like their favorite restaurant: playful, stylish, and never boring.

(Submitted by Ryann)

13 going on 30

13 going on 30

13 going on 30

Thirty, Flirty, and Thriving. Pink and green come together in a color pairing that is playful, punchy, and impossible to take too seriously. It is inspired by sleepover candy, glossy magazines, and the kind of confidence that comes from knowing exactly what you like.

This knife is for the person who still believes in a little magic—whether they are making a midnight snack or hosting a dinner party. Bright, joyful, and full of main-character energy, 13 Going on 30 brings the fun back to the kitchen. The title nods to the 2004 film and its enduringly colorful, playful visual world.

Pepper & Salt

Pepper & Salt

Pepper & Salt

The two ingredients that make almost everything taste better, now in knife form. A bold black-and-white pairing that feels crisp, graphic, and a little bit playful—proof that the kitchen staples deserve great design, too.

Equal parts sharp and essential, Pepper & Salt is for the cook who knows that a pinch of seasoning can change everything.

(Submitted by Nora)

Wisteria

Wisteria

Wisteria

As a neurodivergent, girly, I found that a lot of us love the color purple or lilac or pink, I think that this would pop off if it had a color that excited, our brains.

(Submitted by Alyssa)

Like the first warm evening of spring, when flowering vines spill over garden gates and everything feels a little more possible. This soft violet has a dreamy, almost nostalgic quality—romantic without being precious, and calm without fading into the background.

Wisteria brings an unexpected softness to the kitchen. It is graceful, quietly creative, and made for anyone who likes their everyday essentials with a little poetry. Named for the cascading flower, wisteria is often associated with elegance, long life, affection, and good fortune.

Serrated Blade

Serrated Blade

Serrated Blade

An Off-set Serrated Blade.. Same Cardinal Handle. A Serrated Blade that can actually Stay Sharp?!

(Submitted by Multiple People)

6 Inch Blade

6 Inch Blade

6 Inch Blade

The Cardinal Handle you know and love.. but a 6 inch blade! Vote now!

(Submitted by multiple people)

Dark wood

Dark wood

Dark Wood

A dark, water sealed finish wooden handle!

(Submitted by Ryan)

For My Sister In Law

Breast Cancer Awareness Colorway

My SIL is a young breast cancer survivor and everything in pink as a nod to her resilience and strength!

(Submission by Dana)

Solid and Stripe

Solid and Stripe

Solid & Stripe. A study in contrast, this design balances clean lines with a little bit of play. Thoughtfully made and easy to reach for, it brings personality to the kitchen without sacrificing performance.

Built for the cook who wants more from their everyday essentials, Solid & Stripe celebrates thoughtful design, good food, and the objects we use again and again.

(Submitted by Molly)

Cin Cin

Cin Cin

This soft, light pink brings an easy warmth to the kitchen—fresh, delicate, and just playful enough. It is a color that feels optimistic without being overly sweet, adding a gentle touch of personality to the everyday.

Light pink has a quiet confidence to it. Tender and approachable, it softens the space around it while still making a statement: a small reminder that practical can be beautiful, too. Pale pinks are commonly associated with softness, warmth, peace, and playfulness

(Submitted by Ryann)

Chartreuse

Chartreuse

Pop Rocks on the tongue, a perfectly chilled martini, or a late dinner at King downtown. Bright, unexpected, and a little bit strange in the best way, it is the color that makes the whole table look more interesting.

Named for the French herbal liqueur, chartreuse sits between yellow and green and carries all the energy of both—lively, creative, and full of possibility. It is for the person who treats the kitchen like their favorite restaurant: playful, stylish, and never boring.

(Submitted by Ryann)

13 going on 30

13 going on 30

Thirty, Flirty, and Thriving. Pink and green come together in a color pairing that is playful, punchy, and impossible to take too seriously. It is inspired by sleepover candy, glossy magazines, and the kind of confidence that comes from knowing exactly what you like.

This knife is for the person who still believes in a little magic—whether they are making a midnight snack or hosting a dinner party. Bright, joyful, and full of main-character energy, 13 Going on 30 brings the fun back to the kitchen. The title nods to the 2004 film and its enduringly colorful, playful visual world.

Pepper & Salt

Pepper & Salt

The two ingredients that make almost everything taste better, now in knife form. A bold black-and-white pairing that feels crisp, graphic, and a little bit playful—proof that the kitchen staples deserve great design, too.

Equal parts sharp and essential, Pepper & Salt is for the cook who knows that a pinch of seasoning can change everything.

(Submitted by Nora)

Wisteria

Wisteria

As a neurodivergent, girly, I found that a lot of us love the color purple or lilac or pink, I think that this would pop off if it had a color that excited, our brains.

(Submitted by Alyssa)

Like the first warm evening of spring, when flowering vines spill over garden gates and everything feels a little more possible. This soft violet has a dreamy, almost nostalgic quality—romantic without being precious, and calm without fading into the background.

Wisteria brings an unexpected softness to the kitchen. It is graceful, quietly creative, and made for anyone who likes their everyday essentials with a little poetry. Named for the cascading flower, wisteria is often associated with elegance, long life, affection, and good fortune.

Serrated Blade

Serrated Blade

An Off-set Serrated Blade.. Same Cardinal Handle. A Serrated Blade that can actually Stay Sharp?!

(Submitted by Multiple People)

6 Inch Blade

6 Inch Blade

The Cardinal Handle you know and love.. but a 6 inch blade! Vote now!

(Submitted by multiple people)

Dark wood

Dark Wood

A dark, water sealed finish wooden handle!

(Submitted by Ryan)