The innovative Teafu Tea Infuser by Australia based Dreamfarm makes tea preparation a bit more stylish and a whole lot easier, because when you want a cup of tea it should be about relaxing an enjoying it.

Inspired by the classic “tea infuser ball” Teafu takes this simple design many steps further. The central idea is the funky flexible silicone pod where the tea is kept. Squeezing Teafu’s flexible silicone pod forces water in and out, circulating more water around your tea leaves which brews them faster, letting you enjoy your tea sooner. The flexible infuser pod also lets you squeeze out every last drop from your tea leaves. When your tea is ready you can stand your Teafu on the counter without any mess. And to top it off it opens completely flat and doubles as a spoon. Simply ingenious!

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The stylish WMF1 is a filter coffee machine and at the same time a neat design object. This tiny attractive-looking coffee machine was designed to make brew one coffee cup at a time.

Let’s face it every serious coffee lover knows that coffee brewed three hours ago is not the best of beverages. So when you want a coffee for one, why use a regular coffee machine designed to make several cups? The WMF1 by German WMF is sleek, stylish and designed precisely for on-hand use. It was designed by Designafairs and it is a proper single-serve brewer. Just insert your favorite coffee mug (in this case, the supplied matching mug) and within a minute your coffee is be served fresh and hot.

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The Sommelier Wine Glasses by designer Maxim Velcovsky combine the subtle and elegant grace of a tall wine glass with the relaxed and rebellious style of a plastic beer cup.

Somewhere between high school, college and career our drinking habits change and along the way the glasses we use reflect this adjustment. Plastic beer cups are being replaced by shot glasses, whiskey glasses and tall wine glasses. The Somelier Wine Glasses were designed by Maxim Velcovsky for Czech design studio Qubus and combine all those different phases of your lives in a stylish and inspired way. Resting on top of a delicate long stem is a cup that resembles a cheap plastic beer cup.

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The sleek and shiny Shell digital kitchen scale by Joseph Joseph is practical, versatile and very good looking.

Shell was designed by London based design studio “Morph UK” founded by Bill Holding and Ben Cox.The silky metal lid protects the scale and simultaneously is its measuring bowl. Lift off the integrated measuring bowl and it reveals a large easily readable backlit LCD display and the simple yet intuitive controlling elements. This good looking digital kitchen scale it is packed with unique practical features…

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Designed by Industrial designer Matthew Pauk, the Tripot Teapot looks like an elegant organic sculpture and at the same time improves the tea serving experience over regular teapots.

Tripot is a fresh approach to the classic ceramic teapot, it features a three-legged design for style and stability.  This allows space for a tea-warming candle to be placed under the pot without the need for an auxiliary device.  To pour, just grab the ergonomic handle and tilt the pot toward the front two legs.  The spout is positioned for maximum yet controlled liquid flow.  The animalistic design language gives Tripot its character, attitude, and stout humorous personality.  

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The LIGHT series cookware by Zani & Zani are sleek, contemporary and stylish, their innovative design, features a concentric ring pattern.

Zani & Zani Light Cookware are made of stainless steel , that collection consists of several multifunctional cooking pots, a matching metal strainer and two sleek containers that have rubber gaskets for proper sealing. The lid handles have an extended length that enables them to ‘hang’ open on the edge of the cookware, a functional detail that emphasizes further the original stylistic approach. All pots are stackable for easy storage and the lids are interchangeable.

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German designer Arvid Häusser, a product design student at Bauhaus Universität Weimar, re-imagines an espresso machine. His Porcelain espresso machine proposes an interesting and alternative view on aesthetics and functional qualities.

“The qualities of porcelain like high thermal storage, neutrality in taste and an antiseptic surface are making the material ideal for the use in food context. The machine is attached on the wall. This helps keeping work space free and relieves the operability. The single components are separately affixed and completely visible. This makes the process of coffee preparation comprehensible for the user.“

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Imagine a citrus juicer that can be placed directly on the glass, is ideally shaped for both lemons and oranges, filters out seeds and looks simply awesome. Well that’s the Royal VKB Citrange!

Designed by Quentin de Coster for this nice little citrus juicer has a really innovative double-ended design. Its sharp pointy side is suitable for small citrus and limes, while its larger rounded side is suitable for grapefruits, oranges and large citrus. The Citrange citrus juicer sits directly over the cup and directs the flow of juice neatly into the glass without spillage. You save a whole step compared to a traditional juicer. The best part however is the built-in funnel that conveniently filters out seeds.

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