Alessi — Nuovo Milano 5180/2 | Sottsass fish knife

There is something profoundly civic about the act of setting a table with care. The fish-serving knife from the *Nuovo Milano* series - code 5180/2 - belongs to that category of objects that transform an everyday gesture into a small ceremony. Forged from 18/10 stainless steel, it brings a sober, enduring shine to the table's reflected light, with a balance between blade and handle that reveals the quality of its design at the first touch. *Nuovo Milano* was born from the collaboration between Ettore Sottsass - a towering figure in 20th-century Italian design, founder of Memphis and an indefatigable interpreter of the relationship between form and culture - and Alberto Gozzi. The project bears Sottsass's stylistic signature: the ability to make what is refined feel familiar, to make an everyday object speak without shouting. There is no formal excess, but a quiet coherence that runs through every piece in the series. At Stilmobili, we chose this knife because it represents exactly what we look for: signature design that needs no introduction. It is intended for those who love to entertain with understated elegance, for those who build their table setting as an extension of their living space - a collector, an enthusiast, someone who knows that the difference lies in the details guests will perceive without naming them. *Project notes:* Length 25 cm. 18/10 stainless steel. Design by Ettore Sottsass with Alberto Gozzi. Part of the Alessi Palinsesto spring/summer collection. Piece classified as end-of-line - limited availability.