Coffee maker design rarely looks this poetic. Tina Bobbe transforms the pour-over into an object of quiet gravity, carved from natural stone and resin, with a double-walled glass carafe below.

Each piece is handmade in Germany, its surface smooth and weighty, its geometry deliberate. The stone feels permanent, the resin almost liquid, an elegant contrast that mirrors the brewing process itself.

The result isn’t just functional; it’s spatial. In a café counter, hotel suite, or office break area, Stone Drip behaves more like sculpture than appliance, inviting pause in the middle of a workday.

For designers thinking about material tactility and ritual in shared spaces, it’s a reminder that small objects can shape entire atmospheres. See also how design meets ritual in Customized Coffee in the Cloud and Everywhere.

_{Images Courtesy of Tina Bobbe}