The Italian coffee maker, also known as the Moka, was invented in 1933 by Alfonso Bialetti, the maternal grandfather of Alberto Alessi, founder of the renowned Italian brand Alessi. The new version of the ‘Moka’ coffee maker, designed by architect David Chipperfield, has a capacity of 1 cup and pays tribute to Italy’s favorite espresso coffee maker and its inventor.
A coffee maker with a shape that is both familiar and innovative! Chipperfield introduces a series of details that make the design of the ‘Moka’ fresh and even more functional, such as the flat lid on which cups can be placed to warm them, helping to fully enhance the aroma and flavor of the coffee, as well as the position of the knob, which allows the lid to be lifted easily with just one hand.