Alessi — Michael Graves | Stainless Steel Sugar Bowl

Alessi — Sugar Bowl with Stainless Steel Spoon — The ritual of sugar, elevated into form

There is a precise moment in the day when pouring sugar becomes an almost ceremonial gesture: in the morning, with the first cup, or at the end of a meal with friends. The sugar bowl designed by Michael Graves for Alessi transforms that everyday gesture into something more mindful - where the object on the table is never neutral, but tells a story of design and intention.

Why we chose it for you

Since 1988, this sugar bowl has been part of the permanent collections of some of the world's most important museums: from the Kunstmuseum in Düsseldorf to the Museum of Applied Art, from the Australian National Gallery to the Israel Museum. It confirms that Alessi - founded in 1921 on Lake Orta as a craft workshop and eventually becoming a genuine research laboratory in the applied arts - knows how to create objects that stand the test of time without growing old. Michael Graves, an architect and designer who was one of the leading figures of postmodernism, designed pieces for Alessi that combine irony, formal rigor, and deep attention to use.

Features

• Material: Mirror-polished stainless steel
• Included: Matching spoon
• Designer: Michael Graves
• Year of production: Since 1988
• Brand: Alessi, Italy - founded in 1921

Ideal for

A quality gift for those who love a beautifully set table and appreciate the value of designer pieces. Perfect for enhancing a sideboard or kitchen counter with a piece that is both functional and collectible. It is ideal for completing a coffee or tea set on occasions when the detail on the table makes all the difference.