This print is dedicated to those Weird Coffee Persons who, regardless of having every piece of coffee kit available in existence, they’ve got their online shopping carts with more coffee gear. We know we are guilty of always running after one more coffee thing, but we don’t mind because the journey for the perfect cup is never-ending. Design by: Will Richardson (@willrichardsonillustration)

The moment you're done making a brew is so beautiful, we thought it deserved to be frozen in time in the most pleasing way possible. So we commissioned an oil painting on canvas of this pour-over setup from the talented Georgina Stanley, asking her to capture this moment from our everyday routine. The painting was scanned using a Cruse scanner to capture every single detail of each stroke, and copies are Giclée printed on demand on Hahnemühle heavy-duty paper, whose texture and warm white tone are ideal for fine art reproduction. This is the first piece in our coffee fine art series, where we explore coffee scenes through the lens of different art and painting styles.

We all have preferences for the perfect tools and utensils for our workflow when making a cup of coffee. However, we did not have the right container to weigh and dose our coffee into. So we decided to design the perfect Coffee Dosing Tray in collaboration with our friends at Loveramics. The tray is absolutely inspired by Cha He tea trays, which have been around for a very long time. Having collected a few, but being frustrated by using them with coffee, we approached Loveramics to collaborate on a coffee-focused version. We worked with their designer Simon Stevens on several iterations, making sure they were as easy and pleasurable to use as possible. Its wide mouth allows dosing beans in without them bouncing out and can also be used as a ground catcher to grind coffee into, and to comfortably remove any excess dose. It has a spout to help pour coffee beans directly into a grinder or ground coffee into a brewer (or both if you want!). We decided that two sizes were better than trying to make something universal, so pick the one that suits your workflow. No one thought weighing and dosing coffee could enhance the coffee-making experience, but this tray is something we didn’t quite know we needed. Please see product specifications in the product info toggle below

We all know that coffee can offer endless flavours and textures. Within the realm of taste notes, we can roughly divide espresso into two camps: those shots that are bright, light, and fruity, and others that are bold, dark, and nutty. We didn't have the right glassware to match each flavour profile, so we collaborated with Istanbul-based graphic artist Kemal Sanli to create a colourful and fun light and dark espresso 2-cup and saucer set, allowing you to have the perfect cup to complement the type of espresso you are enjoying. Use these cups to enhance your espresso-drinking experience through colours and shapes, or simply enjoy and share any type of espresso in either of these beautiful cups.

Looking to get something for that weird coffee person in your life but not sure what they'd like? No worries - we've got you covered! Give them a gift card and let them pick whatever they want.

For this year's Weird Coffee Person design, we wanted to capture the sheer joy that coffee brings into our lives. This joy stems from our deep appreciation for every aspect of coffee, from the admiration of how coffee is grown to the skill and craft of roasting and brewing with endless attention to detail using all of the tools available to make the most out of your cup (even if it's with a little Bripe!). Celebrate the joy we get from sharing and enjoying coffee with this playful and colourful design by Canadian independent illustrator and designer Sebastian Abboud. --- Please check the Size Chart here before placing your order