Oh yes, the name sounds naughty and you might even be embarrassed to say it in public; but don’t be, it’s a design icon of the 1990s… and makes a delicious glass of orange juice!
Yes! The Juicy Salif by Philippe Starck for Alessi is a design icon of the 1990s and is often purchased and [...]
Juicy Salif
By Pete
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18 Dec 09
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Also published in do-it-yourself (DIY), kitchen stuff, shopping
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