ALESSI - Pito kettle
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Not included in the free shipping campaignDesigned by Frank Gehry, the Alessi Pito kettle is distinguished from all others by its sculptural marine shapes, perfectly complemented by the striking contrast of polished stainless steel and mahogany wood.
The kettle has a clever warning system when it reaches boiling point, letting out a hissing sound when steam passes through the whale blowhole.
Capacity: 1.8L
Dimensions: H18.2cmxW21.2cmxL23.5cm
Material: 18/10 Polished stainless steel with mahogany handle and whistle
Design: Frank Gehry
Reference: 90031
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Designed by Frank Gehry, the Alessi Pito kettle is distinguished from all others by its sculptural marine shapes, perfectly complemented by the striking contrast of polished stainless steel and mahogany wood.
The kettle has a clever warning system when it reaches boiling point, letting out a hissing sound when steam passes through the whale blowhole.
Capacity: 1.8L
Dimensions: H18.2cmxW21.2cmxL23.5cm
Material: 18/10 Polished stainless steel with mahogany handle and whistle
Design: Frank Gehry
Reference: 90031
Delivery time: 7 to 10 business days after payment confirmation.
Return: We accept the return of your order within 14 days.
Shipping costs not included.
Alessi is an Italian brand that has produced high-quality household utensils since 1921. With nearly a century of experience, this company has consistently been a leader in design and innovation. Despite its focus on international development, Alessi maintains a close connection with the traditions and culture of its region.
The brand's goal is to turn its demand for the highest quality level - cultural, aesthetic, design, or functional - into mass production. It has collaborated with renowned designers, resulting in a diverse range of masterpieces that combine art and industry.
Alessi is known as the "dream factory" as it strives to make people happy through the art and poetry present in each of its creations. Its products aim to fulfill aspirations and bring joy to people's lives. As Alberto Alessi said, a true work of design should move people, convey emotions, bring back memories, surprise and go against common thinking.
