TOAST living launches H.A.N.D drip-coffee collection

TOAST living launches H.A.N.D drip-coffee collection
all images courtesy of TOAST living

TOAST living has launched its drip coffee collection called H.A.N.D (have a nice day) that includes a coffee dripper, a carafe, a kettle and mugs in four different colors. designed by hong kong-based milk design studio, H.A.N.D was created for daily use. the copper wire dripper is the most remarkable feature of the collection with the special structure that holds the filter paper nicely while showcasing the copper tone when dripping.

the unique dripper structure creates balanced coffee flavor

suitable for the V60 filter papers, temperature and speed can be controlled and its design was especially conceived to avoid blockage due to coffee powder, resulting in a coffee with a light and balanced flavor. to keep the beverage warm, a minimalist-shaped double wall glass carafe that doesn’t feel hot when you use it was added to the collection. as for the H.A.N.D kettle, its thin spout is not only elegant but also enables water to flow slowly and predictably throughout the kettle even with a small amount of water. it holds up to 800ml of water and it can be used by both beginners and professional baristas.

the thin spout enables water to flow slowly and predictably throughout the kettle

 the temperature and speed can be controlled and wad specially designed to avoid blockage due to coffee powder

the H.A.N.D kettle in copper has a thin spout that enables water to flow slowly and predictably

the structure of the H.A.N.D dripper is suitable for the V60 filter papers

the H.A.N.D dripper set provides an alternative use of dripper

the H.A.N.D dripper set can be used directly into your own mug

the minimalist-shaped double wall glass carafe that doesn’t feel hot when you use

the quality metal finishing gives the kettle a simple and eye-catching look

design drawing by chi-wing lee

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