SAVON DU CHEF ODOR REMOVER SOAP
SAVON DU CHEF ODOR REMOVER SOAP
Designed by Frédéric Gooris & Fabrice Leclerc
The shape of Savon du Chef hints at its function: thanks to the natural redox process, steel eliminates the odours that some foods like garlic, fish and onions can leave on your hands.
Designer
DESIGN FABRICE LECLERC
Fabrice is an innovator & entrepreneur who believes that making life better is the reason why of any modern design. Over the last twenty years, Fabrice has pioneered innovation as a driving force of positive social & environmental evolution.
FRÉDÉRIC GOORIS
Frédéric Gooris, Belgian industrial designer, born at Leuven in 1974, graduated from the Hogeschool Antwerpen in 1998. In 1999 he moves to Milan, where he obtains his Master in Design at Domus Academy.
After gaining experience working for Philippe Starck and Stefano Giovannoni for 5 years, he founds Studio Gooris in Milan doing product and concept design for companies all over the globe, including Alessi. In 2009 he cofounds Bombol, a company for design oriented baby furniture. In 2010 he moves to Hong Kong to open the second office of Studio gooris where he is working up to today.
INFORMATION
YEAR OF PRODUCTION
2012
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
DIMENSION - CL 100 || 1 QT 2 OZ
- Height : 3.00 cm
- Length : 7.00 cm
- Width : 6.50 cm
COLLECTION
Savon du Chef
APPLICATION
Kitchen
FAMILY - OBJETS-BIJOUX
A selection of small household objects made with a particularly refined metal-working process and an ironic and detailed exploration of functional objects that play a minor role in the houseware.
QUALITY
All Alessi products are designed, developed, and quality-controlled in Italy.
We entrust the production of select items to international partners chosen for their local excellence and specialization, always guaranteeing the same Alessi quality standards.
SHIPPING
Free shipping
RETURN
Free returns within 60 days
FEATURES
Just rub the steel soap on your hands for a few seconds under cold running water and they will be left smooth and odour-free. It is designed by Frédéric Gooris with the advice of Fabrice Leclerc.









