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Chef and santoku blades for everyday prep, Damascus for an open pass, and boning, filleting and fish knives for the cuts a chef's knife does badly. That last group is where most kitchens are short — one good boning knife saves more meat in a month than it costs.
A chef or santoku blade per station, plus a boning or filleting knife wherever you break down protein; everything after that is preference, not a gap.
Carbon takes a keener edge and holds it longer; stainless shrugs off a careless shift. Most kitchens run stainless across the brigade and keep one carbon blade for the chef.
Working knives — the 57 and 67-layer patterns read well on an open pass, and the edge is built for daily prep. Hand-wash and dry them and they stay that way.
Yes — we quote matched sets of kitchen knives across chef, Damascus and specialty lines so blades stop wandering between sections. Tell us your station count and we'll build the list.