Every product of Lagostina Lagotini is dedicated to the interpretation of beauty, and is obsessed with high quality and historical precipitation. 1934, Lagostina introduced the Casa Mia in the world's first stainless steel pot, a simple and generous Casa Mia (Italian meaning: my home) series, which became the collection and exhibition of MOMA in the Museum of Modern Art in 1956.
Giacomo zucker, a young Italian designer, completed 10 designs in eight years, among which La Collezione Rossa Rosa series won the German Red Dot Design Award in 2009 and the Excellent Design Award of the Architecture and Design Museum of Chicago Literature and Art Association. Among them, the German Red Dot Design Award is known as the "Oscar of International Industrial Design".
At present, almost every Italian woman has a story about Lagostina, her mother and her daughter. They cook sweet taste and life with love. Although Lagostina is a top kitchen product, its market share in Italian families is as high as 97%. At present, it is sold in more than 70 countries and regions around the world, including Japan, South Korea, China, Hongkong, China, Taiwan Province Province, China and so on. In fact, Lagostina entered the Asian market very early, and was affectionately called "Guo Le" in Hong Kong and Taiwan because of its fashionable and elegant life feeling.
Mr. Edouard de Vulpian Edward, the general manager of Lagostina, a French internet group to which Lagostina belongs, once said, "There must be many Italian celebrities using our pots, because we have accounted for 97% of them and passed them down from generation to generation."