Alessi — 9093 B | Bird-shaped whistle for kettle

There is something deeply domestic about the sound of a whistle announcing that water is boiling. Not an alarm, not a signal: a song. The bird whistle from the 9093 series is exactly that - a small sonic gesture that transforms an ordinary moment of the day into something memorable. Placed on the kettle spout, it waits patiently, then calls. And the kitchen, for a moment, becomes something else. This accessory is the expressive heart of the 9093 kettle, designed by Michael Graves in 1985 - one of the most iconic pieces in the history of Alessi and, more generally, of postmodern design applied to household objects. Graves, an internationally renowned architect and a central figure in American postmodernism, conceived the 9093 as a small architectural structure for the stove: the conical shape, the black handle, and that red bird on the spout, which over time has become a recognizable symbol throughout the world. A museum object that lives every morning on the stovetops of thousands of kitchens. At Stilmobili, we chose to make this replacement part available as well because we believe that a great object deserves to last. The bird whistle - available in a pack of three - is designed for those who already own the 9093 kettle and want to keep it intact, functional, and true to itself. It is ideal for those who treat their design objects with the same care used to preserve something precious. Project notes: original Alessi replacement part, compatible with kettle art. 9093. Net weight 10 g. Pack of 3. Alessi collection, spring/summer program.