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Yield Design - Glass Pour Over - Grey

Yield Design – Glass Pour Over – Grey

Original price was: 72,00 €.Current price is: 36,00 €.

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This new conical Pour Over Coffee Maker works with standard V60 style filters and gives you complete control over making the perfect, clean cup of coffee. The double-wall glass allows for easy handling and superior heat retention. Makes 1-3 cups of coffee at a time.

Double wall borosilicate glass

Dimensions: 4″ d x 4.5″ w  x 4.5″ h

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Yield Design – Glass Pour Over – Grey

Yield is an independent design house: part industrial design studio, design label and manufacturer. Yield designs and manufactures a range of bags, jewelry, and goods for the home with an aim to pair American craft and ingenuity with an eye toward the future. Yield’s products are sold in over 250 retailers in the U.S. and abroad and have been featured in numerous publications such as the New York Times, Dwell, Sunset, SF Chronicle and more.

Yield Design was established in late 2012 by Andrew Deming and Rachel Gant in San Francisco where the two met at the California College of the Arts (CCA). Yield is now based in the historic coastal town of Saint Augustine, FL, the oldest European settlement in the U.S.

“We are about respecting the past, yielding to the present and looking forward to the future. We know the fashions of past decades will always find a way to eventually repeat. We look for the core element, the true essence of those times and with it we create something entirely new for today and tomorrow.”

Today’s technology. Timeless craft.

“We are neither designing for technology or taking a stand against technology. We believe the new tools at our disposal further empower us to create and communicate but are not an end unto themselves. From our home goods to our 3d-printed gold cast rings, every product and venture we undertake is a marriage of technology and hand craft.”

There is no need for compromise.

“Beauty, sustainability and ethical production are not at odds–they must all be considered to create something of true worth. Anything created at someone else’s expense is not beautiful and the manufacturing of disposable goods for short term benefit has robbed our natural resources for too long. We bear a responsibility to create timeless pieces that last.”