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Coffee for One.




This cool maker offers up a smart industrial design which cleanly integrates a mug in place of a carafe.

The WMF1 Coffee Pad takes a single portioned coffee filter and can brew up a fresh cup of Java in about 1 minute. The compact coffee maker features a clean white design, with a choice of four accent colors: kiwi (green), mango (yellow), berry (red) and stone (dark grey). And yes, it includes the perfectly-fitted ceramic mug. The brilliantly minimal design even won a 2007 red dot award for its creators.

At this point, the Coffee Pad is only available in a European 220-volt configuration, so you’ll need a power converter to use it here in the States.

Product: WMF 1
Producer: WMF
Designer:

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    5 comments ↓

    #1 Coffee for One. UNITED STATES on 10.08.08 at 3:31 pm

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    #2 Joey THAILAND on 10.08.08 at 7:25 pm

    I must confess I don’t drink coffee but it’s really nice and and beautiful.

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    #3 PRand UNITED STATES on 10.08.08 at 11:04 pm

    joeys, an interesting concept! i haven’t seen one yet in USA. it usually takes 3-4 years, or more, for a european product to “appear” in USA. BMW just introduced the “one series” car which is hot in europe. a very cool auto…

    #4 Mike GERMANY on 11.07.08 at 5:41 pm

    If anyone is interested in who did the design of this little coffeemaker: The design of the WMF1 was developed by designaffairs, Munich, Germany.

    #5 PRand UNITED STATES on 11.07.08 at 7:13 pm

    Mike, thanks so much! I alerted them to this post. Here is a link to Design Affairs

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