Form Meets Food

By Elizabeth Riley

Programma 8 modular trays

 

Alessi’s Programma 8 modular trays by Franco Sargiani are perfect for those who like to compartmentalize. A sleek update on TV-dinner design, the system allows you to mix and match bamboo cheese boards (from $54), ceramic and glass inserts (from $15), and metal grates for fish, meat, and vegetables (not shown; from $60), all on an easy-to-carry stainless steel base (from $68). At Alessi, 611 N. State St., 312-274-6500; alessi.com

 

 
This article appears in the July - August 2009 issue of Chicago Home + Garden Magazine.

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