If you’ve moved past the amateur stage of coffee drink preparation, the Breville Barista Express would be your best next step. The machine has anything a barista would need to make the perfect drink. From my experience, it’s one of the best-built espresso machines out there.
The Aeroccino 3 by Nespresso is a product I’ve recently purchased, and it makes absolutely wonderful foam for a coffee drink. The Aeroccino has good build quality, and looks great in your kitchen.
Teenage Engineering’s OP-1 digital synthesizer blends retro and modern style. It’s fun, well made, and looks great.
Starbucks has redesigned their coffee bags, and they look great. I especially enjoy the art on the front.
Even though it isn’t real (yet), the TopBrewer is a beautiful kitchen faucet that brews coffee. You can control the coffee and brew it remotely with the equipped iPhone and iPad app.
If you’re going to brew coffee, might as well do it in style using the Hario Coffee Drip Kettle. Just one more thing to make your already amazing cup of morning coffee a little better.
Most set-top boxes are ugly and poorly designed, and that’s why the Apple TV (2nd-gen) stands out above the rest. It’s beautiful, buttonless, and speaks Apple’s design language.
I’ve always loved Path, and the updated design makes it that much better. It’s probably one of the most beautiful and elegant designs I’ve ever seen on a mobile device.
Cash registers and POS systems have an ugly history. Square has set out to make the cash register more beautiful and easy to use by combing the powers of the iPad and iPhone with a beautiful device that plugs directly into the headphone jack.
The Glif by Studio Neat is an iPhone 4 / 4S tripod mount and stand. It’s small, simple, elegant, and only fits when the iPhone is “naked”.
