A kettle can look this stylish. This one comes from Italy, from the base to the spout. The kettle itself is made entirely of stainless steel - so not a drop of water comes into contact with plastic during the boiling process. The black paint is only applied to the outside, the inside of the body remains unpainted. The handle and lid knob are made of smoothly sanded cherry wood for added elegance. The kettle with concealed heating element is made in Germany on the Piedmont side of Lake Maggiore. The manufacturing company has specialized in the processing of stainless steel since 1963. It all started with cookware and kitchen utensils - so it was only natural to expand the product repertoire to include tea kettles.

Our kettles have a very traditional shape for good reason: they have to heat large quantities of water quickly and energy-efficiently. This means for their body shape: little upper surface, but a large base area, because over the bottom surface (as desired) the heat flows in, but over the surface it (undesirably) radiates out again. Otherwise: high-set spout, so that the bubbling water can not splash out, and a firm handle on which the kettle can be held securely.