FOOD & DRINK / AN EVERYDAY PLEASURE

Pressing matters.

Fluted steel, a generous litre and time for another cup.

There’s a touch of Issey Miyake to the pleated steel. Four years in, we’re still happy to have ours out on the kitchen counter. Its one-litre capacity means a generous first cup, then a second or third without starting again, while the double-walled steel helps keep the coffee warm as you take your time. Just right for a slow morning with the paper, or breakfast with someone you’re in no hurry to leave.

The Bernadotte on the breakfast table. Approved AI-edited October Hotlist still life; not documentary product photography.

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Both the filter and the fluted steel still look great and work perfectly. At £130 it’s an indulgence, but one we get to enjoy every day. Use coarsely ground coffee and hand-wash the pot and filter afterwards. If you’re choosing a present for someone who already takes their morning coffee seriously, this is a lovely thing to add to the ritual.

Close view of Bernadotte’s fluted steel body, lid and angular handle — The detail: mirror-polished steel and those good pleats.

On the shelf. Original Georg Jensen photograph, via David Jones.

Our experience, research & photographs

Our team’s observations come from four years of using the press, supported by additional research.

Lead photograph: the approved AI-edited October Hotlist still life. Supporting photographs: Georg Jensen product and campaign images. Reproduction permissions remain to be confirmed.

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