12 Incredible Coffee Maker Designs
Even though I’m a total caffeine addict, and I do love coffee, I’m actually not a big coffee drinker. Don’t get me wrong I have my cravings every once in awhile but I just don’t have to have that 1-7 cups every morning like a majority of people do. If I was one of those people I would more than likely want to have the most convenient and coolest coffee maker around. That’s where the following designs come in. Some have different methods of brewing or roasting or even grinding for large pots. Still some offer single cups for the on-the-go drinker. Whatever you prefer, check out these amazing designs. (Thx Incrediblethings)
Brunopasso PD-1 Espresso Machine
The Ferrari of coffee machines, the Brunopasso PD-1 Espresso Machine has a sports car facade with smooth curves and a shiny paint job. With an $850 price tag you may very well be spending more than you did on your first car. Weāre not just going out on a limb with this car comparisonāit was designed to look and feel like a car with an RPM gauge on the front. Currently the Brunopasso is only available in Japan. $850
Coffee Hourglass
You may not realize that coffee doesnāt have to taste so bitter or acidic, but most people donāt bother to brew coffee the right way. The Hourglass Coffee Maker makes it easier to get the rich flavor from the beans thatās usually lost when theyāre heated. The cool thing about the hourglass is that it doesnāt require any electricityājust combine ground beans with water and let them infuse for 12 to 24 hours. After that just turn it over and drain 16 oz of extract through the filter and combine it with hot water. $80
Keurig Single Cup Coffee Maker
Single Coffee Makers used to sound like a waste of timeā¦ who just wants one cup? Donāt you have to wait forever for it to brew and then clean it? That couldnāt be further from the truth with the Keurig Single Cup Coffee Maker. It first drew us in with its sleek design and fancy glowing blue water reservoir, but it really got our attention with K-Cups. K-cups contain the perfect amount of coffee that you just drop in your Keurig when you want a cup of your favorite gourmet brew. $130
Graphite Santos Electric Vacuum Coffee Maker
Look weāre not exactly sure what kind of magic Bodum had to work to make a coffee maker that completely eliminates filters from the equation, but we do know that it makes a great cup of coffee. This coffee maker keeps the entire brewing process completely contained which keeps the aroma in and the temperature consistent. The Graphite Blue Santos Electric Vacuum Coffee Maker is available in clear or a cool translucent blue. $300
Nespresso Essenza D90
The Nesspresso Essenza D90 looks sharp in a modern kitchen with smooth lines and curves that rival the aesthetics of iPods. Not just an attractive coffee maker, but a clever one, the Nesspresso uses a unique capsule system that ensures the perfect cup of espresso every time. They produce premium blends with various strengths and flavors such as the Ristretto standard Italian espresso and the Finezzo which is a light fruity blend. The Nespresso Essenza D90 is available in silver, fuscia and blue. $199
Cocoon Coffee Maker
Designer Jan Kƶnig went a long way to ensure that your coffee will be heated perfectly even and stay warm longer. The dual sphere design not only looks really cool but serves to distribute heat perfectly as your coffee brews. When itās done the outer bowl acts as an insulator for delicious coffee center. We have to imagine that the Cocoon Coffee maker is the only coffee maker ever designed that would be genuinely interesting to watch.
Kahva Coffee Maker
Youāll think youāve just seen some form of sorcery when you see how the Kahva Coffee Maker works. You fill it with water, bring it to a boil and then the water seems to magically flow upward where it mixes with the coffee grounds in the top. Turn off the heat and watch the brewed coffee pour back into the bottom. The Kahva Coffee Maker may have just trumped the Cocoon Coffee Maker as the most interesting coffee maker to watch.
IMO Coffee Maker
The IMO Coffee Maker has got to be the most compact coffee maker ever designed. If not for the little coffee cup icon on it we never would have guessed what this thing was. It looks more like a robotic arm youād except to see in a space station than a coffee maker youād expect to see in the kitchen.
Roaster Grinder Brewer
This coffee maker looks more like a chemistry set than a coffee maker. The Roaster Grinder Brewer gives you a much more intimate position in the entire coffee making process. You start with 50 raw coffee beans and roast them yourself to a roast you enjoy. Then you cool the beans, grind them and heat the water to a boil. Add the beans, brew for 4 minutes and enjoy! The whole process takes less than 30 minutes and lets you acheive the absolute perfect pot of coffee just the way you like it. The only way you could be more involved in the process is if you started growing coffee beans.
Miele Built in Coffee Maker
If you could go for a cup of coffee any time day or night then you should consider the convenience of a built-in coffee maker. Donāt worry about filling a reservoir and cleaning out a pot every day. The Miele Built-in Coffee Maker is probably our favorite with a storage drawer that can hold your grounds and mugs so you donāt ever have to go far for a fresh cup of coffee. It also has a cappuccinatore jug for frothing milk that pours right into your cup.
WMF1 Single Serve Coffee Maker
The WMF1 Single Serve Coffee Maker couldnāt be any more simple in terms of design or functionality. It features a mug shaped hole outlined in a bright color of your choice and comes with a mug that fits perfectly right inside. Above that it has a single button that you press whenever you want a fresh cup of coffee. Once you press the button youāre only 30 seconds away from enjoying a cup.
CafeSolo Coffee Maker
Calling the CafeSolo a coffee maker is a bit of a stretch since itās basically just a Danish carafe dressed in a snazzy jacket to keep it warm, but itās really about the brewing process. No filters, no steam, just boiling water poured into freshly ground coffee beans. The filter funnel makes sure that there are no coarse particles of grounds as you enjoy your super fresh coffee.
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