Anna G.The creative trio from Studio Temp draws from the deep reservoir of street art to create a contemporary and cryptic interpretation of the iconic corkscrew by Alessandro Mendini. The graphic presented is the result of a personal imprint full of eclectic ideas, ranging from street signs to modern data protection techniques. The decoration contains phosphorescent elements that are only visible in the dark. Body made of AlkiPaper, a patented biocomposite

Plate in stoneware

Citrus-squeezer in thermoplastic resin

The pepper castor has been in the Alessi catalogue since 1978 and belongs to the historical production

To celebrate the iconic pair of corkscrews designed by her father Alessandro

transforming it into a decorative element

'La Cascina Eugenia e il passero solitario’ (Mrs

the Plissé kettle combines functional aspects with a plastic and fascinating design that reveals the creator's architectural background

Bowl in thermoplastic resin

Glass jar with hermetic lid in beech-wood

Oval cocotte in enameled cast-iron

It is made of white porcelain like the other objects of the Dressed tableware

such as sauces