Bugatti ROMEO 18/10 Cutlery
A design object must be able to convey emotions, evoke feelings and create new ones, becoming part of our everyday life.
Romeo was born from this leitmotiv: the summary of a passion that joins it to Giulietta. Both made of 18/10 stainless steel (without chromed parts), Giulietta and Romeo dance in a marriage of similar and compact shapes, where the sphere and the ellipse take up a continuous dialogue with the surrounding world. Indeed, Bugatti has always related to the expressions and needs of today through the attention for environment and sustainability to create timeless icons.
One product, multiple functions!
Romeo is the perfect companion for breakfasts and snacks and a valuable aid for lunches and dinners, giving the whole family a smile that will last all day long.
With Romeo, the new Bugatti toaster, you can prepare toasts, sandwiches, heat and defrost bread and small leavened items such as brioches, rolls and focaccia. There are 7 levels to toast bread on both sides or on one side only (BAGEL), reheat, (REHEAT) and defrost (DEFROST) snacks and quick meals with incredible ease.
At the end of the toasting time, the slices come out automatically and completely easily and safely.
It is equipped with convenient, large bread compartments (14 x 13 x thickness 3 cm) and a crumb tray, which optimise the use of the product.
In 2024 it won the prestigious Red Dot Award
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