I've called this voracious Tray “Fat” because it has already “swallowed” everything you need for setting a table, which is now on the inside, while on top, fresh food, beverages or pastries...

The first Giulio Iacchetti project for our catalogue, “Vassily” is also the first example of a Tray “by the slice”, as we like to describe it on account of its potential adaptability to req...

The “DISCO VOLANTE” tray, with a stainless steel double-wall structure, is further confirmation (if any were needed) of the acute and sensitive minimalist spirit of Piero Lissoni. The simple de...

A round tray with open-work edge decorated with large cabochons. A new project by Marta Sansoni that coalesces neatly with research into the theme of “hyper-decoration” explored by Laura Polino...

A polypropylene and thermoplastic resin Cheese plate with its lid in PMMA, stackable and suitable for serving and for refrigerator storage. A stainless steel Tray with to bring everything to the t...

Kazuyo Sejima was born in the Ibaraki prefecture in 1956. After graduating in architecture in 1981, she began working in the studio of Toyo Ito. In 1987 she opened her own studio in Tokyo and in 19...

The theme of decorated household objects has its roots in the origins of mankind, when the first man (or more probably the first woman), having forged a clay cup with her own hands, felt the need t...

The theme of decorated household objects has its roots in the origins of mankind, when the first man (or more probably the first woman), having forged a clay cup with her own hands, felt the need t...

Kristiina Lassus, born in Helsinki in 1966, has worked as an interior architect, designer and design manager in Helsinki, Brisbane and Milan. After a few years experience in Alessi design managemen...

Kristiina Lassus, born in Helsinki in 1966, has worked as an interior architect, designer and design manager in Helsinki, Brisbane and Milan. After a few years experience in Alessi design managemen...

Massimiliano Fuksas projects concentrate in particular on the creation of public works, university buildings and large urban complexes. He carries out his design activities in collaboration with hi...

Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos participated in the creation of the “Tea & coffee towers”. The tray/serving dish here presented, made of stainless steel with double wall, is their first design ...

The Seventies: Franco Sargiani and Eija Helander designed “Programma 8” for Alessi. This systematic and comprehensive project of small modular and stackable household items was based on the ver...

“Shaman” fretwork returns to the primitive and magical themes so dear to Guido. However, they are now proposed with a tendency to the geometrical as opposed to the figurative approach that has ...

Fondue sets are on another planet in the complex universe of kitchen utensils. There are lots of types of fondue, quite different from each other and rooted in quite different culinary cultures. Al...

This oval tray, with its essential lines and broad full rim, designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1923 can be considered the archetype of many trays now produced industrially (remember the rectangular tra...

Designed in 1995 by the same authors and inspired by the age-old decorative tradition of straw baskets, the new ornament, which is perforated with triangles and lozenge shapes, was successfully app...

The project for this rectangular tray is derived from a small bronze known as the Placentarius, which was found in 1925 by Amedeo Maiuri in the Casa dell'Efebo in Pompei and which is now housed in ...

The successful Recinto range of trays and baskets evolved out of a Mendini project from the Alchimia era of the early Eighties when a few dozen examples were craft produced in aluminium.

The successful Recinto range of trays and baskets evolved out of a Mendini project from the Alchimia era of the early Eighties when a few dozen examples were craft produced in aluminium.

The successful Recinto range of trays and baskets evolved out of a Mendini project from the Alchimia era of the early Eighties when a few dozen examples were craft produced in aluminium.

Together with Java, Hawaii, Faraglioni, Tongareva, Trinidad, Dulband and Adal, this Tray is one of a group of objects originally designed between 1957 and 1970 for Danese of Milan. These are some o...

A designer who was both realist and a visionary, but inexplicably neglected for a long time, Dresser left us hundreds of tableware projects of unheard-of intellectual and professional vision. They ...

This tray, the inspiration for which came to Bob Venturi from the Roman square of the same name, is the stainless steel version of this project for Tea & Coffee Piazza operation. The decoration is ...

The research conducted by Gozzi mentioned in these pages has also given rise to two round and rectangular guantiere (trays once typically found in bars).

Even though it was officially created in 1969, the 110 was actually a redesigned version of 2032, which had been in the catalogue as early as the 20s in the heavy, plated nickel-silver version. Thi...