Ancient cultures for new tray designs or a tray from new designs of ancient cultures.

With “(Un)Forbidden City,” Alessi looks to China and for the first time involves a group of significant Chinese architects. The profound transformation currently taking place in China serves as the basis for a discussion that has been translated into the design of a tray. It is an archetype of Alessi's production history, allowing an understanding of what lies behind an object and particularly providing a reference point for engaging with the role of architecture, drawing from the cultural traditions of East and West.
Is “Trick and Treat” really a tray? Is it not a tray? In fact, it can be used as a spice rack for the table, as a bottle opener in the kitchen, as a snack container for the living room, as a vase in the study, as a tissue holder in the bathroom, or as a tea light holder next to the bed. It follows its owner everywhere, adapting to their needs.