The 'Bouquet' coffee dripper is an artistic kitchen accessory for those who are looking for a design-conscious way to brew their favorite blend of java. Designed by Jeong Kim and Weekend-works, the coffee maker consists of a pot and a conical dripper that sits atop to let users create pour-over coffee at their leisure. The scrunched design of the dripper draws a correlation to a flower vase to encourage users to take a moment to enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee.
The 'Bouquet' coffee dripper is finished with a rubber pad around the pot component that acts as an insulator to protect the hands when lifting and aid with pouring. The simple yet demure design of the coffee brewer speaks to the increased demand for artisan-quality kitchen equipment as consumers seek to mimic the experience of the coffeehouse from their own home.
Florally Inspired Coffee Makers
The 'Bouquet' Coffee Dripper Has an Ornate, Artistic Design
Trend Themes
1. Artistic Coffee Makers - Opportunities for designers to create coffee makers with artistic, unconventional aesthetics to appeal to design-conscious consumers.
2. Insulated Coffee Accessories - Potential for creating coffee accessories with built-in insulation to protect users from burns while pouring hot liquids.
3. Pour-over Coffee - Continued growth for the pour-over coffee market as consumers seek alternative ways to make their coffee at home with artisanal quality.
Industry Implications
1. Home Appliances - Opportunities for designers and manufacturers to create unique, artistic coffee makers for the home appliance market.
2. Kitchen Accessories - Potential for creating coffee accessories with built-in insulation to protect users from burns while pouring hot liquids, to be marketed as a kitchen accessory.
3. Coffee Industry - Continued growth for the pour-over coffee market as consumers seek alternative ways to make their coffee at home with artisanal quality, and opportunities for companies to offer related products and services for this market.