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Four white marble sculptures with geometric, carved-out shapes stand in a row. Tiny white figures are positioned around them, with a bundle of spaghetti resting across the third sculpture.

Studio Lievito design some very handsome kitchen accessories, Italian style

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Holly Wilkins
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Date
24 April 2013

What’s that you say? Toiling over how much pasta to cook for numerous people has gone for good? Well Studio Lievito has designed a beautiful accessory which might just have ended that conundrum for good. Made from a single piece of white Carrara marble, each slot caters for one, two, three or four people. It’s an Italian hunk that not only is ridiculously good-looking, but means you will never let pasta go to waste again. Along with the spaghetti measurer, Studio Lievito presented an variety of elegant and practical products at Milan Design Week 2013, including this dry-rack suspended by a perimeter of natural bristles. Benissimo!

A white marble sculpture of a chunky, geometric form with sharp angles and rectangular cut-outs. It is set against a plain, light grey background.
A bundle of dry spaghetti rests on a white marble sculpture. The carved stone has a chunky, architectural form with a rectangular cutout at the base.
A bundle of dried spaghetti rests across a white marble holder. The holder is carved into a heavy, architectural block with a rectangular cutout at the base.
A rectangular wooden tray with a thick black brush fringe around its base. A circular disc with concentric beige and grey rings rests upright at one end.
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Studio Lievito: Plate Rack

A wooden tray holds three ceramic plates and two stacked cups. The tray is fringed with a thick border of black bristles, resembling a large brush.
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Studio Lievito: Plate Rack

Two wooden dish drying racks with black pleated bases sit against a plain white background. One rack is empty, while the other holds a small striped mug and three ceramic plates.
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Studio Lievito: Plate Rack

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