Brands

Acaia

1

Precision weighing for specialty coffee.

AeroPress

1

The brewer with its own World Championship.

Alessi

2

Italian housewares drawn by famous designers.

Arabia

1

Finnish porcelain since 1873.

Bellman

1

Stovetop espresso and milk steamers. No plug required.

Bialetti

1

The original Italian coffee experience.

Bodum

1

Danish design, French press heritage.

Chemex

1

One of the best-designed products of modern times.

Comandante

1

German precision, hand-ground.

Duralex

1

Tempered glass, made in France.

East Fork

1

Stoneware made in Asheville, North Carolina.

Fellow

4

Ridiculously good coffee gear.

Hario

6

The king of glass.

Hasami Porcelain

1

Stackable porcelain from Hasami, Nagasaki.

Heath Ceramics

1

California pottery, made start to finish in Sausalito.

Iittala

1

Finnish glass and tableware since 1881.

Jars Céramistes

1

Stoneware from the Drôme, France, since 1857.

Kinto

3

Thoughtful design for everyday rituals.

Kinu

1

All-metal hand grinders from a German family workshop.

La Marzocco

1

Hand-built espresso machines since 1927.

La Pavoni

1

Lever espresso machines from Milan.

Lelit

1

Italian espresso machines for people who tinker.

Loveramics

1

Official cups of the World Latte Art Championship.

Mazzer

1

Café grinders from Venice.

Moccamaster

1

Drip brewers handmade in the Netherlands.

Motta

1

Stainless steel bar tools from Omegna, Italy.

Mud Australia

1

Handmade porcelain from Sydney.

Olympia Express

1

Swiss espresso machines, lever and pump.

Origami

1

Pleated porcelain drippers from Mino, Japan.

Peugeot

1

French spice and coffee mills since 1840.

Pullman

1

Espresso tools made in Australia.

Ratio

1

Drip brewers built from glass, wood, and steel.

Stelton

3

Scandinavian design since 1960.

Subminimal

1

Real microfoam, no machine required.

Takahiro

1

Pour-over kettles from Tsubame, Japan.

Weber Workshops

1

Grinders and espresso tools machined to tight tolerances.

Zassenhaus

1

German coffee mills since 1867.