Kettle Kitchen

This classic and iconic kettle is designed by the American architect and designer, Michael Graves and produced by Alessi. One of a series of peices for Alessi including teapots, dishawashers and microwaves. First produced in 1985, this kettle is an international best seller with the highly personal and recognisable style.
Magnetic and polished to a high finish, the polymide fittings allow quick heat infusion to the water. The other half of this renound "Kettle with a bird" idea is the bird shaped whistle on the spout which really works.

Conical in design and with a wide range of available colours, the Kone Kettle design by Le Creuset is another of their classic styles. Suitable for your Aga, induction or ceramic hob, this traditional design also features a removable whistle.

The enamelled steel with french styling is easily identifiable and the matt black handle locks into place for safe lifting and pouring.

Available in multiple colours - read on!

Le Creuset first started out in 1925 in Northern France by two Belgian metalwork specialists and is now famous worldwide for its varied range of coloured enamelled cast iron kitchenware. The first design, the signature 'French Oven' piece is iconic and now this and subsequent works are sold all over the world.

With obvious origins to its roots, the Le Creuset kettle is traditional in both shape and design but uses enamelled steel rather than iron. First created in 1995, it is now available in the new Le Creuset colour range that expanded only a few years ago. Traditionalists will love the signature volcanic flame orange but others will savour the new variations.

"I can't believe how much I love this Kettle. It looks so good and and the design is really stylish. Very practical to use." - Amazon Customer