Brew Spout by Chicago-based industrial designer, Alek Shnayder is a modern concept of the traditional teapot. In an effort to simplify and personalize the tea brewing process, the Brew Spout replaces the conventional handle, pot and spout with a base and nozzle. The base stores and heats a one cup serving of water where hot water drips down into the cup through the nozzle. Unlike tea kettles, Brew Spout helps with water and energy conservation by preventing water escaping with a steamless design and heating only the water needed for an individual cup. Link
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Author: Chris Date: February 19th, 2012 Tags: America, Asia (North), Technology |
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