Alessi — Clivo PU10/7 | Urquiola steel teaspoon

There is something subtly familiar about Clivo, as if the hand had already held it in a dream. The teaspoon designed by Patricia Urquiola for Alessi stands out for a silhouette that slips naturally between the fingers: carefully polished 18/10 stainless steel, a gently curved blade - evoked precisely in the name *clivo*, from the Latin for "slope" - and a handle that translates into metal the same organic grace that Urquiola knows how to infuse into each of her design gestures. Fourteen centimeters of formal balance, conceived for the daily ritual of tea or coffee. Patricia Urquiola, a Spanish architect and designer based in Milan, is among the most original voices in contemporary international design. Her partnership with Alessi is part of the great tradition of the Crusinallo Dream Factory, which for decades has entrusted tableware objects to the hands of design masters. The Clivo collection was created to bring a new sensuality to table silverware, far from the coldness of minimalism and equally distant from ornament for ornament's sake. At Stilmobili, we chose Clivo because it embodies a vision of living that reflects who we are: beauty not as excess, but as restraint. It is the ideal complement for those who set their table with the same rigor with which they choose a work of art, and for those who seek a story to share with guests in every everyday object. Project notes: 18/10 stainless steel material — Length 14.30 cm — Width 3.00 cm — Height 1.20 cm — Alessi Palinsesto autumn/winter collection.