Eva Solo - CafeSolo Coffee Maker

 

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Coffee has become a real trend – people from all over the world like to have a good coffee in the early morning, either calmly, with the whole family or just for to go.

With the CafeSolo coffee maker designed by Claus Jensen and Henrik Holbæk (Tools Design) for the Danish company Eva Solo you can easily and quickly produce coffee in its original form – without vapour, pressure, machine or filter paper. Simply and easy only with freshly ground coffee and boiling water.

Just put the coffee powder in the glass flask and add boiling water. Stir it for 10 seconds and place the drip-free filter and the tip-up lid in the flask; then let steep for four minutes.

Due to this special brewing method, your coffee contains the entire coffee aroma from the coffee beans.

The neoprene cover, which is included in delivery, is also worth mentioning. It does not only look good, but also keeps the coffee hot for up to half an hour.

In combination with the patented drip-free nozzle, the filter funnel and the warming cover the CafeSolo coffee maker represents a real simple and functional product of Danish design.

The CafeSolo coffee maker was awarded, among others, the Form Design Prize in 2003, the Design Plus and the Baden-Wuerttemberg International Design Award in 2004 and the Industrial Design Excellence Award (IDEA) in 2005.

Design: Tools Design

With more than 60 awards and acknowledgements Tools Design ranks amongst Denmark’s most successful designers and it is a figure head for Danish design. Designer Tools Design

Honoured with: Design Plus

The Design Plus design award is assigned within the framework of the Ambiente international consumer goods trade fair in Frankfurt. Designaward Design Plus

Honoured with: Form Design Prize

Products that are chosen for the special show "FORM - Form aus Handwerk und Industrie" at the international trade fair Tendence in Frankfort get the Form Design Prize. Designaward Form Design Prize

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award