Alessi — MGWHS2 | Michael Graves kettle whistles

Two small objects, light green and red, that transform an everyday gesture into a moment of domestic theater. Alessi's MGWHS2 whistles were created as accessories for Michael Graves' celebrated 9093 kettle, but they tell an entire design philosophy on their own: one in which even the humblest acoustic signal deserves a considered form, a carefully chosen color, and a small dose of gentle irony. Made of polyamide, lightweight and heat-resistant, they fit onto the kettle's spout and whistle at just the right moment - with the same bright, unmistakable voice that made that object famous in millions of kitchens around the world. Michael Graves, one of the most representative American architects of postmodernism, designed the 9093 kettle for Alessi in 1985. That little red bird on the spout - which became an absolute icon of kitchen design - was already a manifesto: the functional can be fairytale-like, the useful can bring a smile. The MGWHS2 whistles are the direct heir to that vision, conceived as a replacement or spare for those who want to renew their kettle or simply always have a spare piece available in the same chromatic and formal spirit. We chose this accessory because at Stilmobili we believe that authentic design is not measured only in great works, but also in the smallest details - the ones you touch every morning. The MGWHS2 whistles are the ideal purchase for those who already own the Graves kettle and want to preserve its full expressiveness, or for those looking for an original gift, rich in history and meaning, at an accessible price. Project notes: polyamide (PA) material, available in light green and red. Net weight 83 grams. Compatible with the Alessi 9093 kettle.