
Vertuo pod drawer, black
Under $25Vtopmart
Puts the Nespresso under the Nespresso. Reclaims a whole shelf.
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Home café · home bar
Curated set-ups for the home café and the home bar: espresso machines, grinders, station organisers, glassware and carts, chosen for how they look on your counter.
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Small kitchen · about $220
Everything a daily latte needs in the width of a kitchen drawer. Built around the slim cream CHULUX machine, which leaves room for the grinder.




Slow mornings · about $300
No machine at all. A kettle, a dripper, a scale and a canister, arranged so the ritual is the decoration.




The serious one · about $700
The Barista Express and the six things that make it feel like a café. The built-in grinder means the counter stays clear.
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The anchor
The machine sets the tone of the whole corner. Pick the brewer first, then build around its finish.
13 picks

The upgrade
The two tools that change the cup more than any machine: a burr grinder and something that steams milk.
11 picks

The quiet work
Pods, syrups, beans and mugs each get one home. This is what makes a coffee corner look finished instead of cluttered.
14 picks

What you hold
Stoneware for the slow mornings, double-wall glass for the lattes you want to look at.
9 picks

The evening shift
The same cart that holds your espresso machine by day holds the decanter by night. Gold, black or wood: pick one metal and keep to it.
10 picks

The tools
A shaker set, a decanter, clear ice and coupes. Four things that cover ninety percent of what you will ever mix.
13 picks

The last five percent
Signs, trays and the seasonal switches: a hot-cocoa bar in December, an iced-coffee station in July.
7 picks
Start small
The cheapest upgrades in the catalogue, ranked by how people rate them. Add one to the basket with the machine.

Vtopmart
Puts the Nespresso under the Nespresso. Reclaims a whole shelf.

YQBRAO
The smallest rack in the range. Holds four cocoa tins in December and four syrups the rest of the year.

MCSAPIL
The small version for a vanilla, a caramel and a seasonal.

DeeCoo
The café mug. Goes with every machine finish.

Amber glass picks up the gold of the cart. Stack them on the tray when not in use.

The espresso-martini glass. Ribbed, 10 oz, stackable on the mirrored shelf.

Woodamore
Round wood for the farmhouse corner.

Bodum
Twenty dollars for a complete pour-over. Hard to argue with on a first corner.