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Six New Coffee Machines Redefine Countertop Brewing for Design Enthusiasts

other · 2026-10-10

A range of six new coffee machines has been unveiled for style-savvy buyers. Lelit has launched the Victoria3 and Elizabeth3 espresso machines, retailing at £999.95 and £1,499.95, respectively. The Victoria3 features a single boiler, whereas the Elizabeth3 is equipped with a dual-boiler system. Lavazza's Tablì, its inaugural coffee tablet system, is priced at £199 and incorporates Crema Plus technology along with WiFi connectivity. SimplyGoodCoffee has refreshed The Brewer, now available for $399.99, boasting a programmable timer and eco-friendly materials. Caraway's ten-cup Coffee Maker is priced at $495, while Aarke's Coffee Maker, inspired by the 2026 Pantone Colour of the Year, retails for $320. Lastly, Loewe's aura.matic, a premium bean-to-cup machine, is priced at £5,000/€5,000.

Key facts

  • Lelit Victoria3 and Elizabeth3 espresso machines feature single and dual boilers respectively, with Pagaia flow-control system.
  • Lavazza Tablì uses 100% coffee tablets, eliminating packaging, and includes WiFi and voice assistant compatibility.
  • SimplyGoodCoffee's The Brewer has a programmable timer, plastic-free build, and brews eight cups in six minutes.
  • Caraway Coffee Maker is a ten-cup brewer with a single dial and plastic-free brewing path, priced at $495.
  • Aarke Coffee Maker in Matte White is inspired by Pantone's 2026 Colour of the Year, Cloud Dancer.
  • Loewe aura.matic offers 18 specialty coffees, twin grinders, and a seven-inch touch display, priced at £5,000/€5,000.
  • Lelit was founded in 1986 and manufactures prosumer coffee machines in-house.
  • The Aarke Coffee Maker is sold through Williams-Sonoma and Aarke's US website, not yet on the UK site.

Entities

Artists

  • Jonathan Bell

Institutions

  • Lelit
  • Lavazza
  • SimplyGoodCoffee
  • Caraway
  • Aarke
  • Loewe
  • Williams-Sonoma
  • Pantone
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • Italy
  • UK
  • US

Sources