9097This sugar bowl is one of the first projects in the large and successful collection of items designed for Alessi by American designer and architect Michael Graves. Graves's very personal visual code is evident here in a series of influences that range from Art Deco and Pop Art through to the language of cartoons. Thanks to this incredible design approach, the items in this collection became internationally recognised icons of 1980s and 1990s design.

just like any object of the Dressed tableware

designed to bring to the table the scents and colours of everyday foods

A different kind of milk pan

The Mami XL collection features a rich assortment of tasting glasses

Jasper Morrison offers us a minimal design drainer with many functional details that enhance its usability

cleverly conveyed in understated lines where every detail meets a specific functional requirement

The chopping knife is part of the large cutleries set for special occasions

It is designed by Frédéric Gooris with the advice of Fabrice Leclerc

Thanks to this unique shape

Moka coffee maker in aluminium

Gehry turned a kitchen utensil into a fascinating poetic object

A refined drape dresses this thermo insulating jug designed by Michele De Lucchi: concise geometric lines and an attentive composition of the elements