From Julie
Last week, Dwell clued us in to the reissued Sorrentina espresso maker by Giordano Robbiati. The Milan designer created the iconic Atomic coffee maker in the late 1940s; it produces up to six espresso shots and steams and froths milk. Australian company Ikon Exports recently came out with a premium reproduction of Robbiati's patented coffee machine, manufactured to the same dimensions and high standard. Made of polished alloy and Bakelite, it is $450 AU (approximately $413 US) at Sorrentina Coffee, which ships to the US.

April 1, 2008
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This is a stunning piece and I'm very happy to see a reissue of such a revolutionary design. In my opinion there are occasions when you want to use something like this and other times when you can't beat the convenience of a superautomatic espresso machine. Kudos to Sorrentina!