The resemblance between the kettle’s form and its name is striking: the cone shapes, a recurring motif in Rossi’s architectural creations, have been brilliantly transformed into tangible objects, emerging as must-have icons in every modern kitchen.
Born in Milan (1931-1997), Aldo Rossi is widely regarded as the preeminent Italian architect of the latter half of the 20th century. His architectural journey began at Gardella and Zanuso. Renowned for his pursuit of abstraction, simplicity, and conciseness, Rossi’s minimalist approach, characterized by elemental forms, geometric patterns, and evocative silence, resulted in some of the era’s most profoundly poetic works of architecture and design.
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