ALESSI UK: Italian Design Home Accessories, Kitchenware & Gifts

Dressed in wood

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$42.7 $70 In stock

Category: Kitchen Accessories

The Dressed in wood lid from ALESSI UK brings a touch of Italian design to your kitchen. Designed by Marcel Wanders, this piece combines modern materials with natural warmth.

  • Made of PMMA with a knob in beech-wood for a refined, tactile finish.
  • Measures 32.00 cm (12½ inches) in diameter, fitting a range of cookware.
  • Part of the Dressed family, known for its elegant and functional approach to kitchen accessories.
  • A practical and stylish addition to your home, ideal for everyday use or as a thoughtful gift.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel Y. ★★★★★

The knob has a nice heft that makes opening pots feel deliberate, and the PMMA material cleans up easily without scratching. It adds a subtle bit of warmth to my kitchen counter.

Harper ★★★★★

I was hesitant about plastic, but the PMMA has this nice, substantial weight to it, and the Italian design is a subtle conversation starter on my countertop.

Robert ★★★★★

The knob is surprisingly comfortable to grip, and the transparent PMMA lets me see the pot's contents while it's simmering. It elevates an ordinary pot into something that looks like it belongs in a design museum.