Slow life: these coffee machines are mainly based on temperament and creative design concepts that you have never seen before.

For coffee addicts, "I'm either in a coffee shop or on my way to a coffee shop." In fact, if there are some easy-to-use coffee machines, you can experience the beauty of coffee even at home. Of course, in addition to being easy to use, the coffee maker depends on temperament--

The wooden coffee maker Linje, from Norway, uses the strongest and most durable wood in the Nordic forests and is made by hand. Its designer Oystein Helle Husby says it can make Norwegian-style coffee.

The cool "EspressoSolo" concrete coffee machine made by independent designer Shmuel Linski. The coffee machine contains a coffee bean inlet at the top, a work instruction button, a water injection port at the back and a hollowed-out coffee outlet on the fuselage. these functional parts are made of stainless steel. it is in sharp contrast to the concrete shell, "even though they are rough, thick and hard".

Nestl é coffee machine is simple and practical in shape.

Brunopasso PD-1 espresso machine is called Ferrari in coffee machine. Its streamlined car's gorgeous design and brilliant painting craftsmanship are amazing, and its design idea is to make it look and feel like a racing car, and it has a tachometer on the front similar to that on the dashboard.

The lightweight coffee machine designed by designer Tal Derry is easy to accept when it is not in use.

The Seppl ceramic coffee maker designed by Arvid H ä usser can be fixed to the wall, saving some desktop space and making it easier to operate while standing. The separate part on the left is the separation vessel, which is completely independent so that the coffee production process is fully visible.

Bodum launched an American coffee machine with rounded corners and a funnel made of filter cups and thermos, with the minimalist design of the Bodum brand everywhere.

It is also an extremely simple coffee machine design, except for the connecting part, it is only composed of two cylindrical shapes and a base.

A coffee machine from MUJI.

The design of the appearance of this coffee machine is inspired by the whale, and it looks cute as a whole, and cute can be regarded as a kind of temperament.

Ratio's coffee maker is made of exquisite materials, a combination of satin nickel and walnut, which not only has a bit of retro meaning, but also improves the texture of the coffee machine.

Instant coffee maker.

Nespresso and Alessi jointly launched a coffee machine, the perfect connection between various materials: steel, aluminum, glass.

The high-tech coffee machine Ikawa Home Roaster can control and monitor the whole coffee brewing process through the mobile phone, such as tracking the temperature of the water and the rotation speed of the beans.

The Anza coffee maker, from Berkeley, California, has a retro faucet and rotary handle, made by hand from brass and grapefruit workers.

A classic coffee maker from the early days of BRAUN.

The coffee maker designed by German designer Gerhardt Kellermann for Nestl é highlights primitive minimalism-no buttons, no trash cans, no room for mugs, nothing extra.

Designed by designer Joey Roth, this mocha kettle uses a metal water tank inside and has a large area at the bottom so that the water can be heated evenly.

A fully automatic coffee machine with compact structure and light weight, operated by touching the slider at the top.

A coffee machine designed by Yaniv Berg, an Israeli industrial design student.

Finally, let's take a look at some portable--

A few simple sticks can brew different flavors of coffee.

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Daily designer quotation: seek the aesthetics contained in the reasonable structure, and use rigorous logical relations to support every idea, after all, this is in the design of life, there is so little responsibility.

Source: Puxiang Industrial Design Station