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Designer: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Table Spoon designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Table Spoon features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete table ware collection...
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Colombina Table Spoon Set of 6 by Alessi
Through the Colombina Collection, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas have artfully addressed the theme of the tabletop as a whole with a complete service of porcelain dinnerware, along with glassware and cutlery, bringing an incisively contemporary twist to the classic ritual of dining.
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Designer: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Mocha Spoon designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Mocha Spoon features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete table ware collection...
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Caccia Table Knife Set of 6 by Alessi
Designer: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
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Mami Flatware Table Spoon Set of 6 by Alessi
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Tea Spoon designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Tea Spoon features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete table ware collection.
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Designer: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Dessert Spoon designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Dessert Spoon features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete table ware...
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Bettina Table Spoon Set of 4 by Alessi
The Bettina table set, certainly the most innovative of Alessis projects in this area, required a long time to be completed. New glassware, new porcelain, new cutlery. Many drafts and sketches, and many prototypes were necessary to achieve an elegant and simple result that Jan Kaplicky conceived to be Designed for the future. More artistic. More beautiful. Maybe future classics, very much in line of other Future Systems architectural and design projects.
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Designer: Luigi Caccia Dominioni, Livio Castiglioni, Pier Giacomo Castiglioni
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Table Knife designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Table Knife features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete table ware collection...
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Colombina Dessert Spoon Set of 6 by Alessi
Through the Colombina Collection, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas have artfully addressed the theme of the tabletop as a whole with a complete service of porcelain dinnerware, along with glassware and cutlery, bringing an incisively contemporary twist to the classic ritual of dining.
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Through the Colombina Collection, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas have artfully addressed the theme of the tabletop as a whole with a complete service of porcelain dinnerware, along with glassware and cutlery, bringing an incisively contemporary twist to the classic ritual of dining.
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The Alessi KnifeForkSpoon Monobloc Table Knife designed by Jasper Morrison. The design is based on the attempt to reduce the "item of cutlery" to its ultimate essence, to its purest, most common form, defined but tentatively and deliberately stripped of all stylistic overlay. It is therefore, perhaps, a classic example of Morrison's work. The KnifeForkSpoon Monobloc Table Knife features stainless steel with Satin or Mirror polished finish. Pair with the PlateBowlCup and Glass Family for a complete...
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Share your ice cream with the one you love! Born from the idea of Hagen-Daaz's Fabrice Leclerc. The two halves of the spoon heart a small divertissement make it possible for each to sip his or her part of the ice cream without touching that of the other.
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Through the Colombina Collection, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas have artfully addressed the theme of the tabletop as a whole with a complete service of porcelain dinnerware, along with glassware and cutlery, bringing an incisively contemporary twist to the classic ritual of dining.
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Set composed of six tea spoons in steel mirror polished.
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"F.Point" flat spoon set of six in mirror polished stainless steel.
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Ice cream spoon set of six in mirror polished stainless steel.
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Flatware set composed of: 12 each of table spoon, 4-prong fork, knife, dessert fork, dessert knife, and coffee spoon and 1 each of ladle, serving fork and spoon in 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished.
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Through the Colombina Collection, Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas have artfully addressed the theme of the tabletop as a whole with a complete service of porcelain dinnerware, along with glassware and cutlery, bringing an incisively contemporary twist to the classic ritual of dining.
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