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Cafe Chic

Submitted by Caitlin Zaino on May 18, 2010 – 7:32 pmNo Comment

la-sorrentinaIf it’s old-school European design you’re craving — along with an exceptional, traditional cuppa — the La Sorrentina coffee machine is sure to satiate. Originally the creation of Milan designer Giordano Robbiati, this atomic-style stove-top coffee maker epitomizes post-war, Italian design. Its most recent resurrection is the result of an Australian-Taiwanese collaboration, which has birthed this sleek, simple, functional, and beautiful machine. And in the days of $10,000 espresso machines, this versatile Moka easily brews up an impressive Americano or two to six shots of espresso on your stove-top for a lot less energy and cost.

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