Alessi — Clivo PU10/1 | Urquiola stainless steel table spoon

There is something almost architectural about Clivo's curve. The table spoon designed by Patricia Urquiola for Alessi conveys a rare formal tension in contemporary flatware: the handle slopes toward the bowl with a subtle, almost imperceptible twist, transforming an everyday gesture - picking up the spoon and bringing it to the mouth - into a small sensory ritual. The 18/10 stainless steel, polished with the precision that has distinguished Crusinallo craftsmanship for decades, provides a surface capable of capturing and holding the light. Patricia Urquiola is one of the most authoritative voices in contemporary international design: Spanish by birth and Milanese by adoption, she has developed a language that never chooses between rigor and warmth, between structure and intuition. With Clivo, this grammar is expressed on the smallest and perhaps most intimate scale possible - that of the table, the space between hands and food. The collection fits into Alessi's autumn-winter lineup, confirming a research approach that views conviviality as a serious design theme. We chose it for those who consider a set table an extension of a carefully curated domestic space, not a secondary accessory. Clivo is the right spoon for those who have already chosen the plate, tablecloth, and lighting with care - and do not want to compromise on the final centimeter. It pairs naturally with both formal sets and more contemporary, informal table settings. Project notes: length 19.70 cm, maximum width 4.50 cm, depth 1.90 cm. 18/10 stainless steel. Designer: Patricia Urquiola. Alessi code: PU10/1.