Brutalist coffee machine

Anza concrete espresso machine by Montaag

Barcelona-based espresso machine manufacturer Iberital has stepped into the spotlight with its latest product launch, the Vision.

industrial Worldwide on Instagram: "Concrete Espresso Machine by @anzacoffee The AnZa Concrete Espresso Machine, designed by Montaag, features a hand-casted shell, ensuring each machine is one-of-a-kind with its unique patterns and bubble textures. ⁠ Photo: @enigma.curation Video: @taros__house #industrial #concretelovers #concretedesign #design"

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The Anza Machine by Montaag reimagines the espresso machine without stainless steel. The innovative design is handmade of concrete, quartz, and porcelain

Redefining the Espresso Machine in Concrete and Corian, the AnZa brings new life to kitchen countertops in a guise that is beautifully brutalist.

AnZa is the Crowd-Funded Espresso Machine We Want This Instant #wysluxury

Designed to simplify the coffee brewing process, the Nunc machine creates an intuitive dialogue between the user and the product, elevating coffee brewing to a sensual and minimalistic ritual. With seamless analog and digital interactions, users can

For Brutalism-loving java junkies everywhere.

Perhaps we’re late to the game, but recently we’ve been spotting an interesting-looking espresso maker in stylish kitchens. After a bit of digging we discovered the source: It’s called the AnZa and it’s “the lovechild of two not-so-strange bedfellows: a professional Norwegian design studio and an espresso repair shop, both sharing the same space in Berkeley, California,” according to the design team. “It’s what happens when you treat an appliance like sculpture or a piece of furniture."

The AnZa Espresso Machine Brings Concrete and Corian into the World of Kitchen Appliances - Core77

This concrete coffee machine is a Brutalist beauty - Curbed

Brutalism—the architectural style people love to hate—helped inspire the blocky concrete shell of this next-level espresso maker.

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Image 6 of 12 from gallery of Espresso Yourself With This Brutalist Coffee Machine. Courtesy of Montaag

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