Superveloce manufacturers limited edition pieces of art inspired by aviation and automotive designs that just so happen to whip up one hell of a cup of joe. The 62lb Aviatore Veloce Turbojet 100 Coffee Maker fits that bill perfectly with a collection of aviation grade aluminum alloy, stainless steel and aluminum bronze. The high-pressure brewing system creates a single cup of coffee or tea from grinds or leaves that are inserted into the washable metal basket prior to brewing. It’s quite a big setup for a single cup of coffee, but how many people make coffee with something that looks like a jet engine?

If you love both coffee and architecture, then Dutch Lab’s Eiffel 2000mL cold-drip coffee maker is a perfect solution for you. Its French-inspired beauty provides a way to hold the coffee-making mechanisms such as the tubes and drip valves. The combination of its black, full-aluminum body with brass plating and glass makes for an elegant statement piece in any room. Designers of the Eiffel 2000mL are not only concerned about its aesthetics, but they want it to make the best cup of coffee possible. So, they use a method called “cold-drip,” which doesn’t need any electricity or hot water to run. Three flasks align vertically and the force of gravity allows water to run through them. Water starts at the top and gradually filters down into a lower flask that contains specially-ground Dutch Coffee. As the liquid and grounds combine, they culminate in the lower glass orb. Dutch Lab recommends that you start the entire process at night so that your coffee is waiting for you the next morning. In addition to the 2000mL system, Dutch Lab sells other (smaller) versions of the Eiffel, including 500mL and 1000mL coffee makers.

The Barisieur by Joshua Renouf is an alarm clock that will wake you up with a bespoke cup of coffee right when you need it most. It challenges all 5 senses, easing the user into the day with the subtle movement of stainless steel ball bearings that boil water via induction heating, accompanied by the smell of freshly brewed coffee or tea. Nightly prep encourages a “ritual” before bed, signaling the body & mind that it’s time to unwind and that there’s something to look forward to in the morning! Better yet, it makes for a stunningly beautiful bedside piece.

Piamo perhaps is the world’s smallest coffee machine! The tiny coffee maker creates a fresh cup of delicious espresso within 30 seconds. All you need to do is fill the chamber with water, put in an espresso pad or grounds, screw it onto the attached cup, and microwave-it! Voilá, a tasty and ready to drink espresso. A great alternative for the office, at home or for traveling. Project realization is done by gemodo coffee GmbH, a young company having the goal to create new modern alternatives for preparing hot beverages. Products for daily use being progressive, practical and personal. The driving force behind piamo and gemodo coffee is Christoph Meyl. He loves to turn crazy ideas into new alternatives and innovative products.

Today we want to show you interesting concept of coffee maker of capsular type created by industrial designer from Russia Alexander Yakushin. Here is what he says about his concept: “The project objective was to create a geometrically simple object, which in turn is divided into smaller and regular geometric shapes, each of which performs a specific function. This design allows a significant way to save space on the kitchen and doing coffee maker the most simple in use.” Coffee lovers will appreciate such coffee maker once it’s produced!