Making French press coffee is one of the most environmentally friendly ways to make your coffee, as the coffee grounds are the only waste you are producing with this method. A portable French press doesn’t take up too much space on your counter or in your kitchen cabinets, making it a great option for small-space living.
Below I listed the best French press coffee makers that fit perfectly in a modern interior. Because everything that you leave out on the countertop better has a nice design, that’s at least how I try to decorate my kitchen.
The iconic Stelton EM77 French press coffee maker designed by Erik Magnussen
The iconic range designed by Erik Magnussen is a true Danish design icon. The French press shares the same minimal and simple design language as the more famous vacuum jug, can hold up to eight cups, and has double walls to keep your coffee warm for longer.
The EM77 also comes in a with the same design.
Borosilicate French press coffee maker from HAY
Danish design brand gave the classic French press design a colorful update made from borosilicate glass. The contrasting lid and knob add a decorative element to the design, which is available in different colorways. This is definitely the most playful design among the glass French presses.
Bodum Chambord french press coffee maker
The coffee maker is the best-known French press and has a beautiful, classic design that is available in a multitude of colorways. The CHAMBORD French presses are used worldwide to turn coffee grounds into great-tasting coffee and are said to be among the best French presses. Even though this info comes from the website of the brand itself, it most certainly is one of the most affordable French presses out there.
Stelton Theo French press
The line designed by Francis Cayouette for Stelton combines Scandinavian design with Asian culture in a sophisticated way. The Theo line has been designed to stimulate the senses and the French press coffee maker is made out of black stoneware with a shiny glaze on the inside.
Bernadotte French Coffee Press from Georg Jensen
The French press designed by Sigvard Bernadotte for Georg Jensen makes hot coffee in Art Deco style and is beautifully crafted from mirror-polished stainless steel. The stainless steel press has double walls to keep your coffee warm for longer and the distinctive and elegant design is available as an entire kitchen line as well.
Stelton Norman Foster French press
This elegant French press designed by is made out of stainless steel and is a vacuum jug at the same time. The stainless steel filter and insulation preserve the taste of the coffee and keeps it warm for hours.
Heirol Thermo French press
The insulated French press combines a coffee press and a thermos jug, where the coffee stays warm for up to an hour after brewing. The double-layered stainless steel coffee maker can hold up to 8 cups of coffee and has a handy scale inside.
Alessi 9094 French press designed by Aldo Rossi
The Frech press designed by Aldo Rossi for Alessi combines great design with great brewing capabilities. The French press shows the designers’ love for geometrical shapes and intriguing patterns and can certainly be displayed on your counter space.
Eva Solo Nordic kitchen French press
The nordic kitchen line from Eva Solo is also available as an and fits perfectly into stylish Scandinavian interiors. The French press has a dual-layer vacuum steel insert which makes it extra unique. In addition to being made of brushed stainless steel with an oak handle, the cafetière is effective at keeping coffee hot for longer, as it also functions as a vacuum jug.
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