Alessi Creamer Blue Metal Ø 10,5 x H 4,5 cm Resolutely modern and refined, this creamer lies within Michael Graves' line created for Alessi. Make-up your set and associate him to the units of your choice : tray, cups, sugar bowl, kettle. An essential collection.

Alessi Sugar bowl Blue Metal Ø 10,5 x H 8 cm Definitely modern and refined, this sugar bowl lies within Michael Graves' line created for Alessi. Make-up your set and associate him to the units of your choice : tray, cups, creamer, kettle. An essential collection.

Alessi Milk pot Black,Glossy steel Metal L 11 cm x W 7 cm x H 10 cm Memories from the future is the re-edition of Alessi projects for tea and coffee, bar and kitchen from the '20s, '30s and ‘40s. On a professional level, that of design management which is my job, the normalcy of these household objects has always struck me. They weren't just normal in the sense that they were used everyday at home. They were examples of an era of the consumer society which was destined to disappear quickly: a time I'd call pre-design, prior to the phenomenon of Designer goods in all of our homes... They weren't part of a culture of glossy, designer products and they were heavily influenced by almost obsessive attention to function, proper manufacturing methods and production costs. Alberto Alessi. Volume : 25 cl

Alessi Sugar bowl Black,Glossy steel Metal L 14,5 cm x W 9,5 cm x H 8,5 cm Memories from the future is the re-edition of Alessi projects for tea and coffee, bar and kitchen from the '20s, '30s and ‘40s. On a professional level, that of design management which is my job, the normalcy of these household objects has always struck me. They weren't just normal in the sense that they were used everyday at home. They were examples of an era of the consumer society which was destined to disappear quickly: a time I'd call pre-design, prior to the phenomenon of Designer goods in all of our homes... They weren't part of a culture of glossy, designer products and they were heavily influenced by almost obsessive attention to function, proper manufacturing methods and production costs. Alberto Alessi. Volume : 30 cl

Alessi Milk pot Steel Metal H 16,8 cm - Ø 6 cm This superb jar to milk to pure and elegant design is part of the new service to coffee and tea created by Jean Nouvel for Alessi. This one corresponds to an evolution of the project presented in 2003 for the operation Tea & Coffee Towers. The French architect remained faithful to the original model based on a cylindrical form, inspired from the sixties. The usage of the stainless steel confers to the service a tremendous elegance. Carafe, compact, mugs and jar to milk are isothermes thanks to a double partition metal. A very beautiful plateau as well as a sugar one complete the service. Double wall

Alessi Sugar bowl Transparent Glass Volume : 13 cl - Ø 8,5 cm - H 9,5 cm Lisa Vincitorio, the Australian designer who had previously designed the Fruit Loop fruit basket for us, comes up with an encore with this amazing sugar castor, which struck us with its magical optical effect. The initial idea was a very thick transparent container. Production possibilities from plastic to solid glass were considered and eventually we chose a double layered borosilicate glass container. This solution gives the impression that the contents are floating inside a crystal bubble, giving a sensation of extreme lightness. Every item is produced with lead oxide free glass and is entirely hand-made. Any small bubbles or other slight imperfections cannot be considered a fault, but a peculiarity typical of artistic manufacturing that makes every piece unique and different from the others. Refilling the castor is done through a hole in the base which is closed by a small transparent silicone cap.

Alessi Creamer Steel Metal 8.1 x 7.6 cm x H. 9.8 cm For the Officina Alessi line Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa designed the delicate Fruit Family tea set, the subtle organic shapes makes me think steel has never felt so soft before. Capacity 25 cl.

Alessi Tray Steel Metal 19.8 x 11 cm For the Officina Alessi line Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa designed the delicate Fruit Family tea set, the subtle organic shapes makes me think steel has never felt so soft before.

Alessi Sugar bowl Steel Metal 8.5 x 8 cm - H. 8.5 cm For the Officina Alessi line Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa designed the delicate Fruit Family tea set, the subtle organic shapes makes me think steel has never felt so soft before. Capacity 20 cl.

Alessi Creamer White Metal Ø 10,5 x H 4,5 cm Resolutely modern and refined, this creamer lies within Michael Graves' line created for Alessi. Make-up your set and associate him to the units of your choice : tray, cups, sugar bowl, kettle. An essential collection.

Alessi Sugar bowl White Metal Ø 10,5 x H 8 cm Definitely modern and refined, this sugar bowl lies within Michael Graves' line created for Alessi. Make-up your set and associate him to the units of your choice : tray, cups, creamer, kettle. An essential collection.

Alessi Sugar shaker Steel,Transparent Metal 20 cl - 9,8 x 7 cm x H 11,3 cm Organic purity ... Swiss architect Peter Zumthor sign a superb collection with five glass containers for condiments (salt, pepper, oil / vinegar, spices and sugar). These feeders are inspired by mountain scenery and especially the stalactites and stalagmites are formed in caves. The frosted glass ice effect and plays perfectly reproduces the volumes of these irregular natural forms.

Alessi Creamer White Ceramic 12 cl - Ø 7 cm x H 9,5 cm Marcel Wanders, about the Dressed collection: May I invite you at my table, let me serve you food and wine, let me get my special plates, my long legged crystals, my shiny silverware. Because today is a special day, because today the sun came up, because today the air filled our lungs with endless amounts of air, because today children were born from happy parents, and because today I meet some friends. Because today is a special day, because no-one died and no-one cried, because parrots repeat what you tell them and because there are cookies in the shape of flowers. This is a day worth celebrating, a day worth happy faces, worth our best dress our silk stockings our gold green Sunday shirt. Today we don't eat, we dine, today we don't walk, we dance today we don't sleep, we dream today we don't smile, we laugh today we don't wear boots, we wear crystal Cinderella's today we celebrate life and we are dressed for the occasion surprise your heart with your eyes and see that tomorrow will be another very special day... »

Alessi Sugar bowl White,Steel Metal Ø 9 x H 9 cm Marcel Wanders, about the Dressed collection: May I invite you at my table, let me serve you food and wine, let me get my special plates, my long legged crystals, my shiny silverware. Because today is a special day, because today the sun came up, because today the air filled our lungs with endless amounts of air, because today children were born from happy parents, and because today I meet some friends. Because today is a special day, because no-one died and no-one cried, because parrots repeat what you tell them and because there are cookies in the shape of flowers. This is a day worth celebrating, a day worth happy faces, worth our best dress our silk stockings our gold green Sunday shirt. Today we don't eat, we dine, today we don't walk, we dance today we don't sleep, we dream today we don't smile, we laugh today we don't wear boots, we wear crystal Cinderella's today we celebrate life and we are dressed for the occasion surprise your heart with your eyes and see that tomorrow will be another very special day... »

Alessi Creamer Mirror polished steel Metal Ø 6 x H 9 cm - 21 cl The creamer Cha (Japanese for tea), designed by Naoto Fukasawa, has refined and linear forms, typical of the designer's expressive approach. The creamer has apparently simple forms that conceal a painstaking eye for every single detail and is designed to be practical and easy to handle thanks to the flared lines that make it easier to hold. The barely accentuated spout guarantees the clean flow of the liquid without altering the overall design of the creamer Cha.

Alessi Sugar bowl Mirror polished steel Metal Ø 8 x H 7 cm - 21 cl The sugar bowl Cha (Japanese for tea), designed by Naoto Fukasawa, has refined and linear forms, typical of the designer's expressive approach. The sugar bowl has apparently simple forms that conceal a painstaking eye for every single detail and is designed to be practical and easy to handle thanks to the flared lines that make it easier to hold. The half moon designed along the perimeter of the latter can be used to accommodate a teaspoon. Tea spoon holder at the edge of the lid