Alessi MG32AZ/USA Michael Graves Electric Kettle, Blue
December 2, 2013 - Comment
Designed by architect Michael Graves in 1988, the electric kettle is a reintepretation of the best-selling kettle originally designed in 1988. Still the best seller since its introduction, the kettle is actually the product that has sold the greatest number of units in the history of the company. Body is in 18/10 stainless steel with
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Attractive electric appliance My mother had several of the non-electric versions of these kettles for years. The problem? She kept leaving them on the stove without enough water in them, so the birds would melt, and then the bottom of the pot would get all charred and gross. She claimed she didn’t want another electric appliance at home, but I bought this for her birthday and it won her heart. She uses it everyday. It boils water quickly and is really attractive. Of course, it’s really expensive compared to other electric kettles, but you’re paying for the design, and the design is pretty awesome.
classic design still makes me smile since we are a bit form over function we were very delighted to discover that this kettle is indeed very functional. it is simple to use and heats up quickly. as a bonus, it is hard to be grumpy when a birdie greets you every morning….