Trays Alessi

Dip into your delectable treats with the Alessi Mami Serving Spoon created by renowned sculptural artist and designer Stefano Giovannoni. The smooth lines of Giovannoni's designs seep into the long cu more→rve of the spoon. Its clean handle arches up to present you with your foods as it sits atop a wide, elegantly cut bowl at the end. Color: Metallics. Finish: Mirror Polished.

A seductive design by Stefano Giovannoni so good looking you'll want to frame. With the Mami Serving Fork from Alessi in your hands, you'll practically feel Italian elegance dripping off its crisp edg more→es. The stainless-steel piece has a pleasant weight to it; its sharp points elegantly capture the smallest of morsels with utter precision. Color: Metallics. Finish: Mirror Polished.

The Alessi PlateBowlCup Serving Bowl, designed by Jasper Morrison. PlateBowlCup tableware and Glass Family glasses take their place alongside the KnifeForkSpoon cutlery (2004), thus forming the first more→complete entry level tableware collection in Alessi's catalogues. The PlateBowlCup Serving Bowl features White porcelain. Additional Color: White.

Present the luscious layers of your decadent cakes with the elegance of the Mami Cake Server from Alessi. Nothing quite says sophistication and charm like a Stefano Giovannoni design; his work's recog more→nizable contours are seen in the wavy handle and the soft, tapered edges of the serving plate. A stainless-steel construction adds to a pleasant feel in the hands. Color: Metallics. Finish: Mirror Polished.

Part of the Itsumo service, meaning 'everyday use' in Japanese, the Itsumo Salad Bowl, Set of 4 from Alessi embodies minimalist design and stands out with its unique edge line. Naoto Fukasawa chose th more→e subtle obtuse-angled curve, which serves as the hallmark of the entire series. This distinctive feature adds to the bowl's visual appeal and makes it a timeless piece for daily use. Color: White.

The Dressed Air Serving Plate by Alessi is a design from Marcel Wanders that is aimed for use in the outdoor world while also eliminating the need for disposable plastics. With an airy, romantic desig more→n, this serving plate is an elegant addition to mealtimes on the terrace, in the garden, or gathered at a neighbor’s house. Sleek and simple, one side is adorned with an intricate relief decoration that makes its asymmetrical form a delightful space to arrange snacks and more. Color: Grey. Additional Color: Light Grey.

The Itsumo Small Bowl, Set of 4 from Alessi was born from Naoto Fukasawa's vision to create tableware suitable for contemporary food culture. Characterized by its simplicity, the cup complements vario more→us dishes and blends seamlessly with diverse culinary traditions. Its clean lines and versatile design make it perfect for foods from different cultures, embodying a modern approach to everyday dining. Color: White.

The Alessi Mediterraneo Spaghetti Server, designed by Emma Silvestris with Laura Polinoro, uses the weightlessness of marine life as inspiration for this modern household accessory. Since its launch i more→n 2006, the successful and iconic Mediterraneo Fruit Holder has been translated into new types of kitchen and bath accessories including the Mediterraneo Spaghetti Server. Color: Metallics. Finish: Stainless Steel.

Originally designed in 1938 and presented in silver at the 1940 Triennale, the Caccia series of cutlery won praise for the balance it struck between an image of craftsmanship and the industrial future more→of household objects. “Caccia” was reissued by Alessi in 1990. It has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA).

Ettore Sottsass wanted his cutlery to be as smooth as seaworn stones and after several years of formal experimenting, prototyping, and technological research Nuovo Milano entered production and went o more→n to win the Premio Compasso d'Oro (1989) and the Bio 12 at the Ljubljana Biennial (1988). Color: Stainless Steel. Finish: Mirror Polished.

Elegant, delicate, poetic. Designer Patricia Urquiola's deep curiosity and a constant push for creating new from the familiar lead her to create the dreamy wood-like design of the Veneer Bowl from Ale more→ssi. Urquiola's work can be described as observant, looking at familiar elements like wood in this case, and giving them a new context. Urquiola recreates the artful patterns of wood grain, using an embossed process on the steel construction. The wavy pattern is something you not only can see; it's something you can feel. The organic inspiration adds a poetic element when you drop in your helping of bright, delectable fruits. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.

Elegant, delicate, poetic. Designer Patricia Urquiola's deep curiosity and a constant push for creating new from the familiar lead her to create the dreamy wood-like design of the Veneer Bowl from Ale more→ssi. Urquiola's work can be described as observant, looking at familiar elements like wood in this case, and giving them a new context. Urquiola recreates the artful patterns of wood grain, using an embossed process on the steel construction. The wavy pattern is something you not only can see; it's something you can feel. The organic inspiration adds a poetic element when you drop in your helping of bright, delectable fruits. Color: Silver. Additional Color: Stainless Steel.