The minimal window of this espresso maker gives your kitchen the designer upgrade it needs! - Yanko Design

As an gorging coffee drinker, I enjoy picking up a fancy drink from the cafe down the street. Instant microwaved coffee certainly helps kick-outset our brain in the mornings, but it doesn't match the added sweet of a dash of mocha syrup, the foaminess of a latte, etc. An espresso maker would allow you lot to recreate these fancy coffee drinks at a cheaper cost and from the comfort of your kitchen. However, if you've seen the machines used by baristas, yous'd know that they are quite beefy and probably wouldn't match the decor of your living infinite. The Casa Fé espresso auto shrinks down these big machines into a product that can easily fit on your kitchen counter. The design itself is quite streamlined. It has a slender shape, most as if the car exists equally a thick rectangular frame. Also, the simple color options, black and white, permit for the product to lucifer seamlessly with any kitchen colour scheme.

Yet, there are plenty of small meaty espresso machines. What makes the Casa Fé unique? Its compact size is not the merely fashion that this product makes itself more than accessible. My favorite attribute of this production is that it encourages experimentation among coffee lovers. It has a few intuitive buttons forth the top and side of the frame, which command the temperature, amount of water, and force per unit area of coffee and h2o. Also, to sweeten the bargain, the Casa Fé has a dial for controlling the amount of whipped cream to add to your espresso. The customization lets users experiment and create new coffee concoctions – but like the baristas with their "secret menu" items. The Casa Fé even has Bluetooth compatibility, then it tin can tape the settings you lot used for each brew and save it to a companion app on your telephone. From at that place, you can share your recipes with an online community of coffee lovers.

Ironically, the Casa Fé fosters social interaction from the comfort of your own home. This is quite comforting during 2020. In a fourth dimension when nosotros must cocky-isolate, it is helpful to find ways to connect to others (even if it is through something as simple as sharing coffee mixes).

Designer: Jae-won Han