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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Mauviel Mheritage Collection 5 Piece Cookware Set, Stainless Steel Handles, with Wooden Crate

Mauviel Mheritage Collection 5 Piece Cookware Set, Stainless Steel Handles, with Wooden Crate Review





Mauviel Mheritage Collection 5 Piece Cookware Set, Stainless Steel Handles, with Wooden Crate Feature


  • 5 piece set includes 9.5 inch round frying pan, 2 saute pans with lids, and wooden crate
  • Polished copper exterior provides even heat distribution and unsurpassed heat control
  • Stainless steel interior ensures fast and easy cleanup
  • Stainless steel handles are riveted to the pan for a durable, solid grip
  • Thick 2 mm copper exterior adds strength and durability



Mauviel Mheritage Collection 5 Piece Cookware Set, Stainless Steel Handles, with Wooden Crate Overview


The strength and foundation for Mauviel's manufacturing expertise is based upon a rich tradition of copper manufacturing that has been handed down from generation to generation for nearly 180 years. By offering the highest quality products, Mauviel has been a fixture in the professional and commercial markets for many years. Today, Mauviel continues to offer products that are unsurpassed in quality and design to professional chefs and household markets alike. Mauviel offers several ranges of high quality products made from copper, stainless steel or aluminum. Each product range is crafted with elegant style and is designed to meet the needs of the most discerning professional and household cooks. All ranges of Mauviel cookware products bring performance and pleasure to the chefs who use them. The Mheritage collection is a combination of two powerful and traditional materials, copper and stainless steel. This blend of materials energizes the pleasure of cooking. The polished copper exterior provides unsurpassed heat conductivity and control, and the stainless steel interior ensures fast and easy cleanup. The handles are riveted to the pan for a durable, solid grip, and made from cast stainless steel, cast iron, stainless steel or bronze. The Mheritage collection represents the total experience and heritage of Mauviel 1830, and is used by professionals and household cooks throughout the world. Five piece set has rolled edge design and includes 9.5 inch round frying pan, 1.9 quart and 3.5 quart saute pans with lids, and wooden crate.


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Sunday, June 12, 2011

Alessi Spring Summer 2011 Collection

Less is more or More is more? "Oggetti e Progetti", the exhibition that was inaugurated in May 2010 at the Die Neue Sammlung museum in Munich, has travelled to the US where it opened last November at the Philadelphia Museum of Art with a new title: "Ethical and Radical". The title alludes to the two extremes between which we plan to direct our research in this new decade that has just begun. On one hand, as we here at Alessi understand it, "ethical" is the search for a new simplicity, modesty, and sometimes even austerity, in design. On the other, "radical" is understood as a continuation, perhaps even an acceleration, of the search for highly expressive forms and decorative elements that, at least from a certain point of view, might be considered a bit 'over the top', as the saying goes. This latest series of projects is a good example of the duality we nurture here, and it seems reasonable to me to assume that these will remain the two most interesting trends in the current decade. The new projects with a "radical" imprint: Wanders, Mendini, Rashid, Clotet, Trimarchi (La Stanza dello Scirocco), Manferdini, Fuksas, Gooris, Chiave, Kontouris and Dror. And those marked by "ethics": Fukasawa, Chipperfield, Lissoni, Gasparini, Lassus and Trimarchi (the Cross). Taken all together, they can certainly be read according to this dichotomy in an attempt to categorise them for the international design scene. But they also represent something more, and in the diversity of their ...