Updated French Presses

By Food & Wine
Updated April 18, 2019
Photo © Bucket
Everyday objects don't need to be boring: add a little style to your morning cup with these upgraded coffee makers. —Maren Ellingboe
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Large French Press Coffee Pot

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FREUD’s super-sleek coffee pot juxtaposes stainless steel and wood to create an upgraded coffee experience. $110. shophorne.com.

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Hario Olivewood French Press

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Manufactured in Japan, this double glass-walled French press echoes the style of the popular Chemex coffeemaker and features olivewood accents with a leather tie. $111. surlatable.com.

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Double-Walled 36-Ounce French Press

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This stainless steel vessel looks deceptively simple, but thanks to double insulation, it keeps coffee hot for a long time and is much more durable than glass. $98; food52.com/provisions.

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Modern Coffee Press

Photo © Poketo

Modeled on Erik Magnussun’s classic 1977 design for Skelton, this minimalist jug comes in three colors. $44; shoppoketo.com.

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Yield French Press

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Crafted in ceramic with a simple copper pull, this stunning press is a model of great design. $150. yielddesign.co.

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Chambord Copper Coffee Maker

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Bodum’s classic 1950’s design gets upgraded in a super-trendy copper finish. $30; bodum.com.

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Push Coffee Maker

Photo © Danish Design Store

Mette Duedahl wanted his design for Danish company Muuto to “put a new perspective on coffee making,” and the stoneware jug and wooden handle add warmth. $149. danishdesignstore.com.

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The Portland Press

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Portland, OR-based company Bucket collaborated with other local manufacturers to create this genius French press that you can use with any 24-oz mason jar. $125. crowdsupply.com.

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