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Alessi is the brand of kitchenware that has created some of the most outstanding objects of our daily day. Founded in 1921, Alessi has always stood out for the high quality of its products and the modern minimalism that adds a contemporary touch to any space. Alessi has remained at the forefront of design and innovation, and continues to work with the most important designers of today, and is currently considered the Italian Design Factories.
Alessi is the brand of kitchenware that has created some of the most outstanding objects of our daily day. Founded in 1921, Alessi has always stood out for the high quality of its products and the modern minimalism that adds a contemporary touch to any space. Alessi has remained at the forefront of design and innovation, and continues to work with the most important designers of today, and is currently considered the Italian Design Factories.
The 'acacia' honey dipper is part of the collection of 'Objets-Bijoux'. Acacia is the result of research carried out by its designer, Miriam Mirri, into the sweet world of honey. Her studies led her to design an object suitable for use with all of the different kinds of honey on the market. Acacia captures and serves the honey thanks to its unusual shape,...
Filo d'olio has been designed by Marta Sansoni. Fior d REF:olio is a little iconic mechanical gem for use with 'green gold', another name for olive oil. It has a cap with a pouring spout that fits into the neck of the bottle, allowing you to pour only as much as you need on your food, while controlling the oxidation process that begins as soon as the...
Still modern in its elegant simplicity, this tray fully reflects the design currents of the time when it was created (1961), when the concept of design was introduced to household goods for the first time.
Part of the large family of steel objects with minimalist appeal, for the table service conceived by Jasper Morrison from 2000 onwards.
Michele De Lucchi designs Le cerchie, a round tray/centrepiece that encapsulates the minimalist style of the Italian architect. The 3-step edge is the distinctive feature of the project: an architectural design which, as the name suggests ( REF:cerchie REF: is Italian for circles), is reminiscent of a square surrounded by a staircase. Le cerchie brings to...
Oval Tray With Handles ø48cm. One of the Alessi's greatest trays, it echoes the decorative details of the family of kettles with whistling birds from 1985.
Metal wire-work has been a steady feature of household objects for centuries: with this basket, the fruit of Ufficio Tecnico Alessi's technological research on folded metal wire, Alessi began a family of containers for table and kitchen with a very basic approach that is still highly successful today.
Clotet, who is especially active in architecture but who has also made a number of interesting designs of objects, was fascinated by the playful crumpling of a tray in silver paper and reproduced the effect in a successful mini-series of trays and baskets, in which the crumpled edge is achieved using a complex technique of cold-pressing in a single...
Octave by Abi Alice is produced simply by cutting, bending and welding specific areas of an 18/10 stainless steel sheet and the result is an elegant container for the table suitable for serving bread or breadsticks. The polished finishing enhances the sophisticated simplicity of the object. This project reflects the Abi Alice's interest in mathematics and...
With this design, an excellent and rare case of a new object made from fusing two classic household objects - fruit holder and colander.
The dynamic formal rhythm of the Trinity citrus basket designed by Adam Cornish draws inspiration from the sinuous spiral structure of the shell of the Nautilus mollusc. The designer wanted to recreate the appearance of a natural element through modern industrial production processes.
The double-wall technique allows the creation of objects that are hollow inside and therefore very light despite their volume, as in this elegant and formal study of the simplicity of the bowl archetype.
The double-wall technique allows the creation of objects that are hollow inside and therefore very light despite their volume, as in this elegant and formal study of the simplicity of the bowl archetype.
The 'Mediterraneo' decoration by LPWK REF: Emma Silvestris is the most recent example of a decoration that has been so successful that it has led to the creation of a family.
The 'Mediterraneo' decoration by LPWK REF: Emma Silvestris is the most recent example of a decoration that has been so successful that it has led to the creation of a family.
Emma Silvestris designed a bowl that, inserted into the Fruit bowl, creates a new object, suitable for salads or other foods such as fruit salads, pasta, etc.
La Rosa, symbol of femininity, grace and love, is transformed here into a little perforated steel fruit holder, designed by Emma Silvestris. An alchemic symbol of universal harmony: flower of Venus, an image of regeneration.
The beautiful Alessi CACTUS! small fruit bowl (21cm) is made from stainless steel mirror polished, with edge decorated by laser cutting. Designed by Marta Sansoni.
The beautiful Alessi CACTUS! small fruit bowl (21cm) is made from stainless steel mirror polished, with edge decorated by laser cutting. Designed by Marta Sansoni.
Movement is the main characteristic of this second project for Alessi by Odile Decq. The 'Twist Again' fruit holder originates from a piece of sheet metal, cut and folded to create a dynamic shape, a vortex of lines and surfaces that spread out from the centre. Once again, this designer has come up with a small-scale version of some of the elements...
The basket, designed by Pierre Charpin, on the other hand, whose use is so evident, is an essential part of our domestic landscape both in the kitchen and in the sitting room, a presence that reminds us of an ancient, pre-industrial past, bringing back the old 'gallery trays' trays from the 18th and 19th century to mind. You can use it also as a fruit...