This coffee grinder looks like it should belong in an art gallery! - Yanko Design

Come across the Mtoyi Java Grinder. Apart from pulverizing coffee beans to a fine powder, information technology pulverizes hearts and minds too, with its faceted and minimal-yet-fresh design.

Playing with geometry, colour, material, and terminate in means that make the grinder less of an apparatus and more than of a sculpture, the Mtoyi uses light in a unique way, with facets that create dramatic shadows and highlights, translucent containers that refract lite in beautiful ways, colors that absolutely make the kitchen pop, and metallic accents that just add a fleck of a wow factor to the grinder. Using the Mtoyi is pretty elementary likewise. Popular the roasted beans in, twist the ring effectually the base of the container to adjust the coarseness, and then the knob to determine how many cups worth of java-grounds yous demand Then only press down on the knob and adore your absolute beauty of a coffee grinder as information technology provides an admittedly multi-sensorial experience past looking the way it does, with those facets that feel keen to run your finger against, and by filling your kitchen with the gentle whirr of coffee being ground along with the wafting smell… and finally, with the taste of coffee, when you actually go down to brewing that beautifully fresh cup of joe!

Designer: Xiaohuochai