Moka

MokaAn induction coffee maker with a familiar and at the same time innovative form. Designed by architect David Chipperfield, Moka is an artist's interpretation of a timeless icon of the Italian culture. Chipperfield introduces a series of details that make the Moka design new and even more functional, such as the flat lid on which to place the cups to be heated allowing optimum enjoyment of the aroma and flavour of the drink. For those who don't want to

Kitchen box in 18/10 stainless steel with knob in aluminium

The steam cooking basket allows food to be cooked while maintaining nutritional properties intact

The handle with its special shape allows a comfortable grip

A pattern of asymmetrical holes allows for the cheese to be grated and sprinkled unevenly

The fish fork has the typical slightly flattened prongs and it presents soft and rounded shapes like all the objects of this sophisticated set of cutleries

defined by two geometric elements that combine their functions: a U-shaped stainless steel sheet forms the tray's surface

with consulting by gastronomy expert Alberto Gozzi

Handle in 18/10 stainless steel with PVD coating

It is made of crystalline glass

Egg pan with two handles in multiply

Low casserole with two handles in aluminium with non-stick interior

The cut-out paper dolls motif created by design duo Stefano Giovannoni and Guido Venturini