Alessi Plissé MDL06 W/UK Electric Kettle 1.7L White
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Description
The Alessi Plissé Electric Water Kettle, designed by Michele De Lucchi, is a sculptural kitchen piece that combines form and function. Its pleated, fabric-inspired silhouette evokes haute couture while delivering everyday usefulness for boiling water, tea, coffee, or hot water for cooking. Crafted from thermoplastic resin, the kettle offers a notable presence on the counter and is designed for practical use with a hidden base and user-friendly features, including a lever-operated switch under the handle, a removable filter in the spout, and a soft yet efficient handle for a secure grip. Its built-in safety features and easy cleaning regimen help maintain performance and longevity in a modern kitchen setting, while its compact dimensions and capacity of 1.7 liters make it suitable for small to moderate water boils. The object-like quality of Plissé reflects a thoughtful balance between design and daily utility, providing both style and function in one accessible appliance.
Overview
Designed by Michele De Lucchi, the Alessi Plisse Electric Water Kettle is a statement piece that blends sculptural form with everyday usefulness. Its pleated, haute couture–inspired silhouette is paired with practical features for boiling water, tea, coffee, or cooking needs. Made of thermoplastic resin, it has a 1.7 L capacity and a modern presence suitable for contemporary kitchens. The design emphasizes a firm grip, a spout with a removable filter, and a base that is thermally insulated for safe placement after boiling.
Features and specs
- Capacity 1.7 L
- Material thermoplastic resin
- Pleated design inspired by haute couture
- Auto shut-off and indicator light
- Removable filter in spout
- Insulated base with bottom cable access
A safety device cuts off power if there is too little or no water; the kettle also switches off automatically when boiling. For cleaning, use water and vinegar inside; exterior and base should be wiped with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
The Alessi Plissé Electric Water Kettle, designed by Michele De Lucchi, is a sculptural kitchen piece that combines form and function. Its pleated, fabric-inspired silhouette evokes haute couture while delivering everyday usefulness for boiling water, tea, coffee, or hot water for cooking. Crafted from thermoplastic resin, the kettle offers a notable presence on the counter and is designed for practical use with a hidden base and user-friendly features, including a lever-operated switch under the handle, a removable filter in the spout, and a soft yet efficient handle for a secure grip. Its built-in safety features and easy cleaning regimen help maintain performance and longevity in a modern kitchen setting, while its compact dimensions and capacity of 1.7 liters make it suitable for small to moderate water boils. The object-like quality of Plissé reflects a thoughtful balance between design and daily utility, providing both style and function in one accessible appliance.
Overview
Designed by Michele De Lucchi, the Alessi Plisse Electric Water Kettle is a statement piece that blends sculptural form with everyday usefulness. Its pleated, haute couture–inspired silhouette is paired with practical features for boiling water, tea, coffee, or cooking needs. Made of thermoplastic resin, it has a 1.7 L capacity and a modern presence suitable for contemporary kitchens. The design emphasizes a firm grip, a spout with a removable filter, and a base that is thermally insulated for safe placement after boiling.
Features and specs
- Capacity 1.7 L
- Material thermoplastic resin
- Pleated design inspired by haute couture
- Auto shut-off and indicator light
- Removable filter in spout
- Insulated base with bottom cable access
A safety device cuts off power if there is too little or no water; the kettle also switches off automatically when boiling. For cleaning, use water and vinegar inside; exterior and base should be wiped with a damp cloth and mild detergent.
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