Carmencita coffee pot
The wooden prototype, then designed by Marco Zanuso in 1979, made by master craftsman Giovanni Sacchi, is still in existence and can be seen at the Permanent Collection of Italian Design at the Milan Triennale.

The cone-shaped puppets provided inspiration for the concept of the Carmencita coffee pot, designed by Marco Zanuso in 1979.

Espresso Point
In 1995, another Italian-born design legend, Pininfarina, worked its aesthetic magic to restyle a coffee machine designed for small businesses: the Lavazza Espresso Point. The front of the machine is inspired by the Grande Arche in Paris, while the interface displays the simplicity of industrial machinery. Over the course of a decade, it has been installed in 1,600,000 workplaces, serving coffee to millions. Lavazza Espresso Point is ideal for all offices. Since it is equipped with a special microprocessor, doses can be pre-programmed to establish the perfect amount for a short, normal or long espresso.

Lavazza Blue
Lavazza BLUE, the capsule and machine system that guarantees perfect coffee every time. Everything about Lavazza BLUE spells style and practicality: from the water tank to the drawer for used pods, the luminous LEDs and the steam spout.

A Modo Mio
The new Lavazza coffee capsules inspired by pop art were launched in 2007, along with the new espresso machine specially designed for households.
The new exclusive system comprised of a Saeco espresso machine and self-protecting, individually vacuum packed pods, containing the prized Lavazza blends created for the new system.