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Trinity Fruit Basket 26 cm
$114
The Trinity citrus basket, designed by Adam Cornish, catches the eye with its dynamic design language.
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Beskrivning
The Trinity citrus basket, designed by Adam Cornish, catches the eye with its dynamic design language. From a simple geometric shape, a swirling, concentric structure is created, reminiscent of nature's own movements. The basket is made from laser-perforated steel, which is then mechanically moulded into an elegant, floating silhouette. The result is an airy, modern fruit basket that combines industrial precision with organic beauty - as decorative as it is functional.
- Sculptural and airy design inspired by nature's own forms.
- Made of laser-perforated steel for an exclusive and elegant look.
- Modern and timeless design by Adam Cornish.
- Perfect for citrus and fruit - allows contents to show and breathe.
- Decorative centrepiece that enhances both table setting and kitchen.
About the fruit basket from Alessi
- Sculptural and airy design inspired by nature's own forms.
- Made of laser-perforated steel for an exclusive and elegant look.
- Modern and timeless design by Adam Cornish.
- Perfect for citrus and fruit - allows contents to show and breathe.
- Decorative centrepiece that enhances both table setting and kitchen.
Product information
- Item number440977
- Delivery item numberACO04/12 B
- Brand
- DesignerAdam Cornish
- Freight classSmall
- ColourBlack
- Dishwasher safeNo
- MaterialSteel
- Year of design2020
- Diameter26 cm
- Height12 cm
About the brand
Alessi has been producing innovative and high-quality Italian designer homeware, kitchenware and home décor since its founding in 1935. The Crusinallo-based company was established by the late Giovanni Alessi sometime after World War I primarily as a manufacturer of stainless steel cutlery. By the 1970s, Alessi has built a reputation as one of the finest design houses in Italy and was frequently dubbed as one of the country’s “Design Factories.”