The award-winning Presso Coffee Maker is the eco-friendly way to make espresso.
Designed by Patrick Hunt, a member of the central London design team Threrefore Design, the Presso coffee maker uses no electricity. It is operated manually and needs only boiling water.
The machine is simple to use and turns making coffee into a ritual. Brewing espresso takes two basic things: air pressure and hot water at around 90 degrees. The Presso needs hot water from a kettle, while the required air pressure is generated mechanically by working the machine’s levers.
The Presso Coffee Maker is a 100% eco-friendly product. Besides using virtually no electricity, it is made from 100% recyclable aluminium.
The Presso Coffee Maker costs 125 euros.
