Alessi — Santiago DC05/7 | Chipperfield teaspoon

There is a measure in simplicity that only great designers know how to find. The Santiago teaspoon by David Chipperfield is exactly that: a form that does not demand attention but captures it, an 18/10 stainless steel object that rests in the fingers with the naturalness of something that has always been there. The polished surface reflects the light discreetly, while the handle tapers toward the grip with a geometric cleanliness that recalls architecture more than goldsmithing. Santiago is part of a cutlery collection designed by David Chipperfield, an internationally renowned British architect known for projects such as the Neues Museum in Berlin and the Procuratie Vecchie in Venice. His approach to design - based on reduction, precision of detail, and the balance between rigor and warmth - is transferred intact to this series for Alessi. A debut in the world of tableware that carries with it the full significance of a signature accustomed to thinking on a monumental scale, applied here to thirteen centimeters of steel. We chose Santiago because it represents what we have always sought for Stilmobili: objects that do not decorate life but define it. It is the ideal teaspoon for those who love setting the table with design coherence, for those who consider the table an extension of their taste rather than a simple household function. Perfect as part of a complete set or as a refined gift for a housewarming. Design notes: 18/10 stainless steel, length 13 cm. Dishwasher safe. Alessi Collection — autumn/winter range.