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Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups
Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups
Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups
Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups
Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups
Alessi Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups

Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato, orange, 6 cups

Alessi

$193.00

Alessi
Espresso coffee maker 9090 manico forato
$193.00


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Description

Alessi’s Espresso coffee maker 9090 has a special role in the company’s history:  it is not only their first espresso coffee maker but also the first object to win the prestigious Compasso d’Oro award and the first Alessi item in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York. The espresso coffee maker, designed by Richard Sapper, features a beautiful body made of stainless steel and brings timeless elegance to kitchen and table settings.

The Alessi Values Collection was launched to celebrate the centennial of the famous Italian design house. The sixth part of the collection is called Research Lab, which refers to the more experimental side of industrial design – Alessi is like a research center where designers can do their experiments. One of these experiments is a version of Sapper’s iconic espresso maker with an orange-red, perforated handle that facilitates heat dispersion. Sapper chose the striking colour to underline the functionality of the handle.

Material
Stainless steel
Colour
Steel, orange
Height
8.07 in (20.5 cm)
Diameter
4.92 in (12.5 cm)
Capacity
10.14 fl oz (30 cl)
Measurement details
30 cl = 6 cups of espresso
Notes
Suitable for induction hobs.

Richard Sapper

Richard Sapper (1932–2015) was a German industrial designer whose work combines simple shapes with interesting technical innovations. During his long career Sapper was awarded with the Compasso d’Oro design award for ten times, and his work is included in the collections of many museums – New York’s MoMA owns almost 20 designs from him. Some of his best known designs include the portable Doney 14 transistor TV from 1962, the Tizio lamp designed for the Italian design company Artemide in 1972 and IBM’s ThinkPad 700C from 1992. Besides working as a designer, Sapper was also a lecturer in many universities wordwide.

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  • J

    Vancouver, Canada

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    Does not match the advertised name , it does not make proper espresso coffee, it is just a coffee maker. Also handle of difficult to operate unless you are quite strong.

    108 days ago

Excellent

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