TODO GIANT GRATER
TODO GIANT GRATER
Designed by Richard Sapper
Discover the Todo Grater, an extra large cheese shredder that provides a spectacular yet functional centrepiece to your dining table.
With a truncated cone shaft that is exceptionally long, this giant grater will shred enough cheese to satisfy the requirements for one portion with just one complete stroke.
DESIGNER
RICHARD SAPPER
Born in Munich in 1932, he moved to Milan in the 1950s, where he worked with Gio Ponti.
He then entered into a happy professional partnership with Marco Zanuso, which lasted until 1975.
He taught at renowned Italian and foreign universities. He was honoured eleven times with the Compasso d'Oro and also received the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.
His style combines technical innovation, essential forms and attention to detail. His projects are exhibited in the most important international museums.
The objects produced for Alessi include the 9090 espresso machine, which was awarded the company's first Compasso d'Oro, and the melodic whistling kettle 9091. He passed away in 2015.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Alessi
PRODUCT TYPE
Grater
PRODUCTION
Made in China
COLLECTION
Todo
MATERIAL
Giant Cheese And Nutmeg Grater In Steel And Wood.
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
RETURN
Free returns within 60 days
STORY
"My thought process generally starts from a problem, starts from something that I feel is not there." This grater was born out of a personal need for Richard Sapper. Creator of some of Alessi's most innovative objects, he was in charge of grating cheese in his family, but having large hands, he always found it difficult to use the small graters on the market. "For me, form is the consequence of an inner life that the object must have." So he designed Todo, which will fill large consumers of grated cheese with satisfaction.
DETAIL
The Todo Grater is an excellent example of an object to exhibit on the table or in the kitchen, but at the same time, it boasts a precise, state-of-the-art functional performance that just about transforms into playful gestural expressiveness one of the most boring and least-qualifying culinary operations.
USE
Kitchen
DESIGNER
Richard Sapper







