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Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè by Lea Shanati
Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè by Lea Shanati
Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè by Lea Shanati
Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè by Lea Shanati
Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè by Lea Shanati

Ferro Estris de Cuina · 2024

Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè

by Lea Shanati

  • A' Design Award de Ferro 2024 in Estris de Cuina
  • CLIENT: Lea Shanati
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 16,242
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About Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè

Espresso Ceremony és un joc de servei de cafè dissenyat per a llars i cafeteries. El joc inclou una safata amb encaixos específics per a una tassa d'espresso, una gerra de llet, un got d'aigua, un sucrer i una cullereta. La safata està fabricada en metacrilat, la tassa, la gerra i el sucrer són de porcellana, i el got d'aigua és de cristall. El color i el patró flueixen a través de la safata i la porcellana en tons superposats inspirats en una rosa florida. Una alçada de safata de 25 mil·límetres i una vora convexa permeten lliscar els dits per sota per aconseguir una subjecció segura.

About the A' Design Award de Ferro

Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè és un guanyador del guardó A' Design Award de Ferro, un reconeixement prestigiós concedit a bons dissenys que compleixen els requisits professionals i industrials esperats de creacions ben dissenyades. Els guanyadors de Ferro demostren una gran habilitat, una alta especialització, una comprensió experta i la capacitat creativa dels seus creadors. Es preveu que Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè sigui una creació molt apreciada, admirada i estimada que és pràctica i innovadora. Aquest disseny guanyador del guardó A' Design Award de Ferro integra les millors pràctiques del sector i té característiques tècniques competents lligades al coneixement i al talent. Espresso Ceremony Joc de Cafè és respectat per la seva minuciositat i està pensat per oferir millores en la qualitat de vida que ajuden a fer del món un lloc millor.

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Unique Properties
This tray is a modification of a cup saucer. Dedicated recesses cradle a cup, a milk jug, a water glass, a sugar bowl, and a spoon, creating a holistic coffee ritual. Beyond function, it fosters connection. Colour and pattern flow seamlessly, creating a beautiful experience. Inspired by a blooming rose, the layered hues symbolise the unfolding coffee ceremony. The set isn't limited to a single design. This collection extends beyond a singular design, offering various options, as evidenced by the mint green variation presented here.
Dimensions & Packaging
Measurements
Rose tray: L 250 mm; W 200 mm; H 25 mm
Espresso cup: H 60mm; bottom D 30mm, top D 65mm
Milk Jug: H 55mm; bottom D30 mm, top D30 mm
Sugar bowl: H 40mm; bottom D30 mm, top D75 mm
Water glass: H 80mm; bottom D40 mm, top D70 mm
Materials
Tray - plexiglass
Espresso cup, milk jug, sugar bowl - porcelain
Water glass - crystal
Packaging - cardboard box designed accordingly
* Mint tray: L 355 mm; W 120 mm; H 25 mm
Tags
espresso, coffee, ceremony, tray, set, crystal, porcelain, plexiglass
Production Technology
The project aimed to design a cohesive coffee serving system. Initial hand sketches were refined into technical drawings for functionality. A 3D model facilitated the virtual exploration of design and interaction with coffee elements. Material selection was key. Wood (durability) and metal (noise) were explored. Plexiglass offered lightweight functionality and a polished aesthetic. Porcelain and crystal complemented the design for a practical and elegant coffee ceremony.
Design Challenge
Designing a coffee tray felt like a saturated market. The key wasn't reinvention but elevating the familiar. Merging ergonomics with aesthetics, the tray prioritises secure handling while maintaining a sleek, unified design. It's more than a tray; it's a seamless extension of the coffee ritual, fostering a connection between the user and daily practice. This design goes beyond function, aiming to connect you to your coffee experience.
Research
Rising coffee trends expose limitations in essential coffee trays. The study focuses on a user-centered design (n=30: cafe owners, baristas, enthusiasts): material exploration and prototype prioritized functionality, aesthetics, and experience. The final design features a dedicated compartment for espresso cups, milk jugs, water glasses, and sugar, with cohesive color and pattern across the tray and china. Users praised improved stability, visual appeal, and versatility for cafes and homes.
Inspiration
Adoring Europe's cafe culture, this project elevates daily coffee rituals. Inspired by the perfect espresso, it aims to transform a rushed routine into a mindful moment of pure indulgence. Wobbly cups and missing sugar? Not here! This design caters to the global coffee boom, offering elegance and functionality for coffee lovers and cafes alike. Imagine an organised coffee set on a sturdy tray, transforming your coffee break into a beautiful ceremony. Savour every sip, every moment.
Project Duration
The project started in November 2023 and finished in March 2024 in London, UK.
Operation Flow
Imagine an espresso ritual on a personalized canvas tray. Sparkling water preps your palate while gleaming milk & sugar invite customization. It's a handshake with your coffee. The thoughtful design lets you effortlessly lift the tray, bringing the ceremony wherever you find joy. The tray's comfortable 25mm height allows your fingers to slip beneath effortlessly, while the subtle 3mm convex edge and a 20mm line before the recessed area create a secure and natural grip. You can effortlessly lift the tray and bring your coffee ceremony to your desired location, whether it's your favorite chair or a table shared with loved ones. These seemingly minor details come together to ensure a smooth, quiet, and satisfying interaction with your coffee ritual from start to finish.
Image Credits
Image Credits: Serhii Lozovskiy, 2024

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