Alessi Cinutra Lid

Soft and sinuous shapes for the Mami collection. These objects witness Stefano Giovannoni's desire to combine playful themes, with a completely new trend: A search for classicism, harmony, and originality developed, as only he can, along the lines of the maternal figure.

Correct manufacturer, correct design line, correct color, just the wrong size.. Bret. Baton Rouge, LA. Thu Apr 29 2021

Humberto Campana, a lawyer, and Fernando Campana, architect, have been working together in San Paolo since 1983 in the field of artistic design. Their radical point of view is strengthened by the use of poor materials and industrial rubbish. Hand-made products represent the possibility of social redemption in a poor country...

Amira. Sun Oct 27 2024

This chic lunch pot is perfect for those who value both style and practicality. Its compact design makes it easy to carry, and the stackable feature offers efficient storage. Available in a range of colors, it brings personality to your meal prep. Ideal for work, school, or travel, this lunch pot keeps your food fresh and organized. Plus, it’s easy to clean, making it a great fit for a busy lifestyle.

Anna G. Colour Tales is a spin on the Anna G. designer bottle opener, attributed to Alessandro Mendini's chromatic research. Anna G.’s smiling face has become something of a cult figure over the years, a real, bonafide, “design portrait”. With the collection, her unmistakable smile returns with a small series of new color versions. This luxury bottle opener brings happiness to every Aperitivo and dinner party.

Very pretty and works well love it. Anna. Hillsborough, NJ. Sun Jan 31 2021

The classic kitchen jar was reinterpreted by designer Mattia Di Rosa: rather than on the outside, the design here is to be found on the inside. With a strong pinch of irony, Di Rosa has created Gianni, the little man that clings to the lid. The hermetic jar is suddenly so much fun that you won't want to fill it.

Korrine. Greenwich, CT. Sun Apr 03 2022

La Stanza Dello Scirocco” is a range of items suitable for different rooms, such as the kitchen and the living room born out of the abstract and motionless atmosphere of a magic place: the room in large Sicilian country homes where one is forced to seek shelter from the sultriness while waiting for the scirocco to die down. The upshot is a collection of geometrically irregular items made up of small splinters of various sizes, interlaced in an unstable balance.

La. CA. Wed Jun 14 2023

The concave shape and the knob of the lids of the Edo pans remind the observer of a beret sitting on a work surface: A nod to Patricia Urquiola's Basque origins. Thanks to this unique shape, the lid can accommodate a spoon or a ladle to mix food during cooking.

It’s the coolest.. Claudia. Portland, OR. Sun Apr 18 2021

Lorenza Bozzoli was born in Milan. She studied art at Brera where she qualified in the 80'. After early work experience as a fashion designer of shoes and accessories in New York where she lived for 3 years, back in Milan, she set up her studio in the inspiring area of Brera. In 2001 she did her first project for Alessi a table set in PMMA for kids with infinite possibilities of visual effects. She now works for various internationally renowned companies such as Alessi, Dedon, Moooi, Dilmos, Colè, Tato, Spazio Pontaccio, and Tog. She participated in many exhibitions in Italy (Triennale MI) and abroad (Cooper Hewitt NY) and many others. Winner of EESC European Award for Excellent Sustainable Design 2013 with Fedro chair for Dedon. She also taught to integrate trends into creative strategy at the IED ( Istituto Europeo di Design) and still lives and works in Milano in Foro Buonaparte 54. Gabriele Chiave was born to diplomat parents in Metz in 1978, Gabriele Chiave knows no boundaries. He lived in many cities and countries. These diverse resident experiences enable him to bring a global perspective to design like no other. He spent significant time at Marc Sadler studio and working with prestigious Italian brands such as Alessi. Currently serving as creative director at Marcel Wanders, this art aficionado and jazz lover oversees all projects in product and interior design, and art direction for a range of premium brands - passionately leading all to participate in the expression of beauty and technical simplicity to expand the human experience.

Cool design but not the best cheese grater.. Pasqua. Davie, FL. Fri Aug 04 2023

The successful and iconic design family named "Mediterraneo'' has been translated into new types of kitchen utensils (jars and a hook) and bathroom items (all-purpose container, soap dish, and toothbrush holder).

Ordered for a client!! She loved it!! Great and efficient service from Wayfair!. Samar. FL. Mon Sep 04 2017

Following his interest in tradition and good food, Virgil Abloh designed Conversational Objects as "toolsets for the dining table". With its garage-inspired design, the Conversational Objects 16-piece cutlery set and cutlery holder are meant to encourage conversation and conviviality at the dining table. This set, produced in matt-finish stainless steel, is paired with a cutlery holder, with a similarly opaque finish to resemble a threaded bolt.

great, quality is A prrfect for small space dinning table and interesting design. Ty. Champaign, IL. Sun Jan 21 2024

The extraordinary success of the “Mediterraneo” fruit holder by Emma Silvestris in 2006 drove us to explore the potential for expanding this icon into new types of products.

John. Rancho Mirage, CA. Tue Oct 14 2025

Born in La Spezia in 1954, Stefano, as an architect and designer, was taught by Buti at Florence University. In the early 1980s, he founded the King-Kong production group along with Guido Venturini. A technical designer par excellence, he has industrial design in his DNA and a capacity to understand public sentiment like no other designer mentioned in this catalog. His projects began with the Girotondo (1989, designed by Guido Venturini) and the first transparent plastic objects from the Family Follows Fiction series (1993). There is a vast number of his items in the Officina Alessi, Alessi, and A di Alessi catalogs.

Cute !. Naghmeh. Eugene. Sun May 12 2024

Inspired by the weightlessness of marine life, this collection's extraordinary success in 2006 prompted the manufacturer to explore expanding the icon into new product categories.

This is not only a napkin holder but a piece of art. It still look good when it's left emptied. I subtracted 1 star because we have to get an 8"x8" (not a common size) napkin in order for it to look good in the tray. We are lucky enough to have an Ikea near by which they sell 8"x8" napkin so we usually stock up.. Wendy. Arcadia, CA. Thu Mar 10 2016

The form reflects function in Stefano Giovannoni’s Mary Biscuit biscuit box. Its evocative power doesn't stop at its soft, rounded shape, but also involves our senses of touch and smell: the box is made of translucent material with a lovely feel and the lid has a delicate aroma of butter cookies.

I have had this cookie jar in the crosshairs for quite some time, and I finally pulled the trigger. I am not disappointed. My husband loves it. It holds a large cache of cookies, keeping them fresh as Day One. And it's easy to open and close for Cookie Monsters who are in a hurry. I have always been a big fan of Alessi. The company makes high-quality things that are practical and friendly. This cookie jar is no exception. Five twinkling stars from this rater!. Karin. Columbia, SC. Thu Feb 20 2014

This 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 to the language of cartoons. Thanks to this incredible design approach, the items in this collection became internationally recognized icons of the 1980s and 1990s design.

Veronica. New York, NY. Thu Nov 17 2022

The Birillo family of bathroom objects is designed by Piero Lissoni. The balance between the minimal shape and the used materials is the main characteristic of this project. The entire range of products is minimal and essential thanks to its rectangular shape and very well finished with its rounded edges. The objects are simple but never dull. The bathroom wastepaper bin, made of thick PMMA thermoplastic material with a white mirrored finish, is equipped with a swing-top lid with a counterweight inserted in the inner part to guarantee the position of the horizontal closure.

Very pretty piece! Want to get one for every guest bathroom. Fits perfectly inside the vanity.. Emma. New York, NY. Wed Jul 26 2023

The "Parisienne" cocktail shaker is reinterpreted by Giulio Iacchetti, defining a new and surprising standard for ergonomics. As evocative of tradition as it is innovative in design, the sinuous line of this shaker is an incarnation of practicality, presented in a form that is as refined as it is understated.

This creamer 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 to the language of cartoons. Thanks to this incredible design approach, the items in this collection became internationally recognized icons of the 1980s and 1990s design.

Veronica. New York, NY. Thu Nov 17 2022

An avant-garde icon of revolutionary kitchenware, the Juicy Salif citrus squeezer—designed by Philippe Starck—transcends utility to become a sculptural masterpiece. Crafted from mirror-polished, durable aluminum, its biomorphic, spider-like legs provide an elevated clearance, allowing juice to flow directly into a glass placed beneath its tapered core. This unforgettable form was famously conceived by Starck on a pizzeria napkin during a seaside holiday in Italy, capturing a moment of pure, spontaneous genius. As much a centerpiece of modern art as it is a functional tool for lemons and limes, the Juicy Salif remains a provocative anchor for the contemporary kitchen.

Scott. Middletown, RI. Mon Dec 26 2022

The “Trinity” centerpiece is designed on the basis of a simple geometric shape that develops into a vortex to form an elegant concentric structure. Adam Cornish's intention is to reproduce the appearance of a natural element through the modern processes of industrial production. Due to its perforated structure and large size, “Trinity” may be used not only as a centerpiece but also as an elegant fruit bowl.

Perfect addition to my shelves. Using it as a decorative accent. Stacy. New York, NY. Fri Aug 21 2020

An important utensil for pasta lovers, the colander is an indispensable ally in kitchen operations such as washing and cleaning fruits, vegetables, and other foods. Jasper Morrison offers us a minimal design drainer with many functional details that enhance its usability.

Honestly I got this because I was assured it was made in Italy. Whilst it most certainly is not, it is still a great colander. I do love it, just wish it wasn't made in China and that I wasn't lied to about it when enquiring.. Lia. Washington, Dc. Sun Apr 07 2013

The pepper castor has been in the Alessi catalog since 1978 and belongs to the historical production. Ettore Sottsass, internationally recognized as one of the initiators of the revolution in design has conceived this salt castor that has become a classic, a true archetype of the restaurant industry and private service, an "essential" object, with its proportions, lightness, and function.

They look fine. Have not used them yet.. Sima. Wilmington, DE. Mon Nov 14 2022

The shape of Savon du Chef hints at its function: Thanks to the natural redox process, steel eliminates the odors that some foods like garlic, fish, and onions can leave on your hands. Just rub the steel soap on your hands for a few seconds under cold running water and they will be left smooth and odour-free. It is designed by Frédéric Gooris with the advice of Fabrice Leclerc.

It takes away all the smells from my hands . Perfect. Xiang. Central Valley, NY. Wed Dec 15 2021

Il Conico induction kettle is the architectural derivative created by Aldo Rossi: made of stainless steel 18/10, it is the transformation of his geometric designs into a kitchen object, that soon became a design icon. This conical kettle makes a striking statement in any kitchen.

Nadire. New York, NY. Tue Jun 07 2022

A masterpiece of kinetic design, the Pescher trivet—conceived by the renowned D’Urbino-Lomazzi—transcends the role of a simple kitchen accessory. Meticulously crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel, its expandable, fish-inspired silhouette is an exercise in both playful geometry and modern elegance. This flexible form adapts to the scale of your culinary presentation, serving as a striking sculptural anchor that protects the table while inviting a sophisticated, art-led narrative to the dining experience.

Gorgeous and highly useful. Anonymous. New York, NY. Mon Sep 21 2020

Minimalist in design, the simple flowing lines of her pieces make them ideal for display as works of art, while her use of modern durable materials crystallizes their true functional purpose. Perfect for every kitchen, Kristiina Lassus's rice and vegetable spoon is essential when cooking up a storm. With a nice silver finish, this serving spoon will make serving vegetables easy!

Robert. Worcester, MA. Thu Sep 23 2021

Big Love is a big ice cream bowl designed for singles as well as couples to share: The two halves of the spoon heart - a small divertissement - make it possible for each to their part of the ice cream without touching that of the other. As imagined by Italian designer Miriam Mirri.

I love this bowl and spoon that comes with it. Even though it is bigger than I expected, it is still perfect.. Larissa. Charlestown, MA. Fri Sep 25 2020

La Stanza dello Scirocco is a range of items suitable for different rooms, such as the kitchen and the living room born out of the abstract and motionless atmosphere of a magic place: The room in large Sicilian country homes where one is forced to seek shelter from the sultriness while waiting for the scirocco to die down. The upshot is a collection of geometrically irregular items made up of small splinters of various sizes, interlaced in an unstable balance.

Very beautiful design. Our friend loved the gift. Only criticism: it’s not that big.. Sofia. CO. Sun Jan 03 2021