The article highlights the discovery of Alessi kitchen designs, known for their unique and whimsical character, now being offered at discounted prices on Amazon during the upcoming Prime Day event. As a design enthusiast and home cook, the author describes how these affordable yet artistic pieces enhance the kitchen experience. Alessi, a 104-year-old Italian design house, is portrayed as dedicated to merging playful design with everyday functionality. The company continues to thrive under the guidance of the founding family, led by Alberto Alessi.
In a design landscape that is surging with rapid-fire trend cycles, Alessi relies on a stable of hundreds of postmodern designers and points of inspiration that, to paraphrase Alessandro Mendini, are meant to "create functional objects that belong in the pantheon of art."
Your humble Eater shopping stewards (me) have already started sifting through the best early Amazon Prime Day deals, but Alessi's abundance of 20-percent-off-and-above savings on postmodern sugar bowls and pepper mills dreamt up by Ettore Sottsass, made me blast off a flurry of group chat texts to my fellow design-obsessed friends about the deals.
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