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Menhir espresso coffee maker, 3 cups, stainless steel
Description
Menhir espresso coffee maker by Alessi, designed by Michael Anastassiades, is a reinterpretation of a design classic recognized by all coffee lovers. The stainless steel pot takes its shape from a surprising object – the strikingly graphic lines reflect the strength of the megalithic. This large stone has been used to create a prehistoric monument, alone or together with other massive stones. Anastassiades was inspired by the legends associated with these huge stone structures, and what better way to capture the spirit of the legends than with a household object that has achieved almost mythical fame: the coffee machine!
The Menhir espresso coffee maker's octagonal shape is another nod to the past and history as the Hellenic column system inspired it. Combining classic and modern design, the coffee pot is a must-have for every kitchen, whether it's for busy mornings or as the finishing touch to a long dinner party.
- Height: 18 cm
- Width: 7.5 cm
- Length: 14 cm
- Capacity: 15 cl
- Measurement details: 15 cl = 3 cups of espresso
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Material
18/10 stainless steel
handle: thermoplastic resin
boiler: magnetic steel - Colour Steel, red brown
- Notes Suitable for induction hobs. Please check your induction stove's required minimum bottom diameter for the pot to make sure the espresso maker is compatible.
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Care instructions
Wash with warm running water and a non-abrasive cloth. Do not wash in the dishwasher.
Clean the upper micro-filter periodically; in the event of
damage, the handle, funnel filter, upper micro-filter and the silicone rubber seal
can be replaced. - Product ID: ALMA01-3
Michael Anastassiades is an English designer who explores contemporary notions of culture and aesthetics by means of product, furniture and environmental design. His objects are often minimal and functional, at the same time positioning between fine art and design in vital and unexpected ways. Anastassiades has trained as a civil engineer and has a master’s degree in industrial design from London’s Royal College of Art, and in 1994 he opened his own studio in London. Anastassiades is a winner of many notable design awards, and his work is featured in permanent collections of museums such as New York’s MoMA, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and Orleans’ FRAC Centre.
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