Stainless steel with a heavy wall and a whistle built into the spout, made for gas and electric burners. The thicker body keeps its shape and shrugs off the dents a thin kettle collects. Sizes run from 0.6 up to 2.7 liters.

An electric kettle takes up counter space and has an element that will fail one day. A steel pot on the burner has nothing in it to break. The whistle frees you to do something else while it heats.
Put it on, walk off, come back when it tells you to.

Fill to just below the base of the spout so the whistle sounds and the water stays inside. Keep the flame under the base instead of licking up the sides, which discolors steel over time. Hard water calls for the occasional soak in a weak vinegar solution.


Choose a size and put the water on.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
Modern pieces for women, men, travel, and home - designed for a refined everyday wardrobe.