We all know that coffee can offer endless flavours and textures. Within the realm of taste notes, we can roughly divide espresso into two camps: those shots that are bright, light, and fruity, and others that are bold, dark, and nutty. We didn't have the right glassware to match each flavour profile, so we collaborated with Istanbul-based graphic artist Kemal Sanli to create a colourful and fun light and dark espresso 2-cup and saucer set, allowing you to have the perfect cup to complement the type of espresso you are enjoying. Use these cups to enhance your espresso-drinking experience through colours and shapes, or simply enjoy and share any type of espresso in either of these beautiful cups.

We all have preferences for the perfect tools and utensils for our workflow when making a cup of coffee. However, we did not have the right container to weigh and dose our coffee into. So we decided to design the perfect Coffee Dosing Tray in collaboration with our friends at Loveramics. The tray is absolutely inspired by Cha He tea trays, which have been around for a very long time. Having collected a few, but being frustrated by using them with coffee, we approached Loveramics to collaborate on a coffee-focused version. We worked with their designer Simon Stevens on several iterations, making sure they were as easy and pleasurable to use as possible. Its wide mouth allows dosing beans in without them bouncing out and can also be used as a ground catcher to grind coffee into, and to comfortably remove any excess dose. It has a spout to help pour coffee beans directly into a grinder or ground coffee into a brewer (or both if you want!). We decided that two sizes were better than trying to make something universal, so pick the one that suits your workflow. No one thought weighing and dosing coffee could enhance the coffee-making experience, but this tray is something we didn’t quite know we needed. Please see product specifications in the product info toggle below

Only a Weird Coffee Person could argue that a cup of coffee is a relaxing hot bath or spa for your brain. Nothing beats the feeling of comfort and cosiness your mind feels from the first to the last sip of coffee. So, for the next Weird Coffee Person series, we created this brain relaxing in a cup of coffee, while having a cup of coffee.

Now available in two beautiful matte colours—Light Green and Dark Green—everyone’s favourite coffee dosing tray features reactive glazes for a truly unique look. The flowing patterns created by this type of finish give each tray its own one-of-a-kind style, reminiscent of natural marbling or wood grain. The unpredictable glaze process ensures that no two trays are ever the same, making each set special. Designed for both functionality and aesthetics, the wide mouth of the tray makes it easy to dose coffee beans without any bouncing out. It also serves as a ground catcher, perfect for grinding coffee into and removing any excess dose. Its spout allows you to pour beans directly into a grinder or ground coffee into a brewer—or both! This set includes one small and one large tray of the same colour to cover all your brewing needs. The coffee dosing trays are part of our collaboration with Loveramics and were designed in conjunction with designer Simon Stevens. Please see product specifications in the product info toggle below

Your everyday brew goes through a lot of steps and transformations before it hits your favourite mug. When a coffee cherry is ripe, it has to be depulped, washed, hulled, roasted, ground and brewed. But have you ever thought of the transformation of coffee seen through colour? This beautiful abstract print takes you through the colourful journey a coffee fruit goes through once it begins to grow up until it ends up as a brew in your cup.

We partnered with the talented Lucy T. Smith, botanical artist and scientific illustrator, to create a beautiful botanical drawings collection of the six most cultivated coffee species in the world. We've also included annotations by Dr. Aaron P. Davis, Senior Research Leader of Crops and Global Change at Kew Gardens, to describe each specie’s key characteristics.All of the illustrations were made using watercolours and modelled the species of the specimens available at Kew Garden’s herbarium. This print size groups all of the 6 species of the collection in a single poster.