RED DOT DESIGN AWARD

The Red Dot-winning coffee maker people refuse to hide in a cupboard

Steel, borosilicate glass and ceramic – shaped into a countertop sculpture that brews three ways.

Choose your colour

MADE TO BE LEFT OUT

A countertop sculpture

GINA won the Red Dot Product Design Award and the Good Design Award.

  • Steel, borosilicate glass and ceramic
  • Basic: matte white or matte black
  • Smart: shiny white, shiny black or polished steel
  • 345 × 163 × 135 mm

ONE VALVE

Three ways to brew. Same beans, same grinder.

1 · Open: pour-over

Leave the valve open for a crisp, clear cup that shows every note of the beans.

2 · Closed, then open: immersion

Close the valve and let coffee and water steep. Then open it for a clean finish. Like a French press, but cleaner.

3 · Slow drip: cold drip

Set the valve to a slow drip and let time extract the smoothest coffee over several hours.

World Brewers Cup

Emi Fukahori won the World Brewers Cup brewing with GINA.

Red Dot Design Award

Recognised for outstanding product design.

Good Design Award

A second international design award.

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