Plisse Electric Water Kettle - White
$109
Designer: Michele De Lucchi
Manufacturer: Alessi
Materials: Thermoplastic resin / 1500W / US plug
Dimensions: 11.42" H x 8.27" L x 6.30" W
Designed by Michele De Lucchi, the Plissé kettle combines functional aspects with a plastic and fascinating design that reveals the creator's architectural background, as well as his passion for the handicraft and for sculpture. Like a fabric that a thick pleating transforms into a three-dimensional shape, this kettle is reminiscent of an haute couture dress, a beautiful object to be left on display on your kitchen top.
Architect Michele De Lucchi has been a protagonist of avant-garde architecture and design since the 1970s. He has designed furniture for the most known Italian and European companies and realized architectural projects in Italy and abroad, spanning from industrial to cultural landmarks. He is founder and member of AMDL CIRCLE, a multidisciplinary group of thinkers and innovators. Since 2018, AMDL CIRCLE focuses on Earth Stations, sharing architectures that combine technological development with humanist principles.
Manufacturer: Alessi
Materials: Thermoplastic resin / 1500W / US plug
Dimensions: 11.42" H x 8.27" L x 6.30" W
Designed by Michele De Lucchi, the Plissé kettle combines functional aspects with a plastic and fascinating design that reveals the creator's architectural background, as well as his passion for the handicraft and for sculpture. Like a fabric that a thick pleating transforms into a three-dimensional shape, this kettle is reminiscent of an haute couture dress, a beautiful object to be left on display on your kitchen top.
Architect Michele De Lucchi has been a protagonist of avant-garde architecture and design since the 1970s. He has designed furniture for the most known Italian and European companies and realized architectural projects in Italy and abroad, spanning from industrial to cultural landmarks. He is founder and member of AMDL CIRCLE, a multidisciplinary group of thinkers and innovators. Since 2018, AMDL CIRCLE focuses on Earth Stations, sharing architectures that combine technological development with humanist principles.