Coffee music flowing in the concrete

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The demand for coffee, from take-out refreshments to drinks that can be enjoyed, is gradually changing. Like good wine or whisky, it deserves to be called an art. The field of coffee has undergone earth-shaking changes over the past few decades, and the appearance of the coffee machine is quietly changing.

In fact, there is not much change in the development method, but there is a new imagination and thinking: what the coffee maker can look like and how it can add color to the home. Whether you're used to a dedicated barista in a cafe or think that a selection of beans and siphons are the key to making a great cup of coffee, is there a good way to do both?

Let's take a look at the Anza concrete espresso machine!

Redesign

Anza concrete espresso machine

Ordinary materials usually do not appear on the coffee machine, usually stainless steel shell, this time they choose concrete, with a wooden base, as well as vintage ceramic dial and handle, these materials that will not appear together to complete a new wave of industrial design, creating a new emotional experience. In addition to the minimalist aesthetics, the Anza coffee machine itself is also a simplified process, making breakfast more convenient and easier.

ANZA will also be a good ornament.

A good drink needs a good container. By the way, introduce a chic coffee cup.

NINA+CO

Coffee cup

Nina+Co is an interior design and product design studio, founded in 2014, focusing on continuity and a sense of social responsibility. The aim is to explore expressive interior design and create a series of unique and modern home decoration. They created a series of cups, these two matte black and white glazed espresso cups are one of the most popular products, with manual design and unique white glaze, high-temperature fired pottery, dishwashers can be safely used.

Do you like this concrete coffee combination?

Article source / malt Malt

Picture source / Anza