Alessi SG302 Mami Milk Boiler
The kitchen is confirmed at this moment in time as Stefano's preferred backdrop for his projects, as well as including some important additions to the "Mami" pot range. The oval casserole with lid is hard work from a technical and production standpoint as it requires complex and expensive moulds, not to mention difficult processing, but it is an indispensable element for a full saucepan range. For the body of the 14-liter pot, ideal for cooking risotto or large amounts of spaghetti, we chose aluminum, with a plain, brushed finish: the material is less heavy than stainless steel despite its thickness, and is an excellent heat conductor. The oil cruet for the kitchen has a stainless steel body whose sinuous shape harks back to the feminine, maternal code that was the guiding theme in "Mami". The knives block is a vertical version to flank the horizontal "Mamibox" container, thus completing the series of "Mami" kitchen knives presented in previous editions.
MEASUREMENTS:
- Height: 13 cm / 5.1 inch
- Diameter: 12 cm / 4.7 inch
- Volume: 130 cl
MATERIALS:
- 18/10 stainless steel mirror polished
- Magnetic steel bottom suitable for induction cooking
Stefano Giovannoni
Italy, 1954
Stefano Giovannoni was born in born in La Spezia, Italy and studied architecture at Florence University until 1978. He is an industrial designer, interior decorator, and architect. In the 1980s Stefano Giovannoni and Guido Venturini founded the King-Kong studio. They collaborated on the extremely successful Girotondo line of products for Alessi, which includes numerous household appliances and utilitarian objects made of metal and plastic and featuring the distinctive cutout stick-man pictogram.
In the 1990s Stefano Giovannoni created numerous original designs and such Alessi classics as the Fruit Mama Fruit Holder and the Lilliput Salt and Peppershakers.
In 1995 Stefano Giovannoni designed the Mary Biscuit, a cookie jar of garishly colored plastic with an outsize cookie on the lid. This creation was followed up in 1998 by the Ship Shape Butter Dish, and in 2000, by the Cico Egg Cup. In 2003 Stefano Giovannoni designed the Mami line of cookware, tableware, and kitchen cutlery. Giovannoni also works for many other firms, including Magis, Flos, Fiat, and Seiko.
Alessi is known for producing many of the most iconic home accessories and homeware in the world. Founded in 1921, each product elevates the expression and function of household items, from tableware and flatware, kitchen and bathroom accessories to tea kettles and coffee makers, and more.
In collaboration with internationally recognized designers such as Michael Graves, Philippe Starck, and Richard Sapper, Alessi embodies Alberto Alessi’s vision that "A true design work must move people, convey emotions, bring back memories, surprise, and go against common thinking."
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