12 Good-Looking Coffee Makers to Liven Up Your Kitchen Counter

Balmuda already makes one of the best toasters around, and its new coffee maker follows the same ethos: excellent design and even better results. It uses a pour-over-dripper-like filter basket, and you can choose between three coffee options: regular, strong and iced. The machine is on the smaller side, so it's good for small kitchen spaces.

The Moccamaster has been around since 1969, and it's retained its design for all those years, which explains its retro look. It's one of the fastest coffee makers we've found, with consistently good coffee results. The whole brewer can be disassembled with ease, which makes for easy cleaning and troubleshooting.

Ratio Eight gets you pour-over coffee without the pour-over work. It's dumb expensive, but it makes a really good cup of coffee and it's truly beautiful. It's made of high-quality materials like precision-machined aluminum and premium hardwood, and if that wasn't enough, it's assembled by hand because the Ratio Eight really is like a piece of art.

With its sleek matte black look (also available in white or stainless steel), the GE Cafe Coffee Maker has a futuristic feel with trendy copper accents. It's a fairly recent release, but it quickly earned the distinction of being approved by the Specialty Coffee Association. And in keeping with its futuristic look, it can pair with your smartphone for remote control or voice assistant for hands-free use.

Zojirushi may be known for its high-end rice cookers, but its coffee maker is both affordable, attractive and effective. It has a very compact design, and tiny details — like a removable water tank and charcoal water filter — makes this one of the best, and best-looking, coffee makers we could find.

We're not sure how much input Drew Barrymore had in making this coffee maker, but it is definitely a stunner. It comes in four trendy matte colors, and its touchscreen display is sleek and, frankly, pretty cool.

This isn't some contraption for a science experiment (though one could argue brewing coffee is a science). This Japanese cold brew coffee maker is quite the artistic piece, which also happens to make some of the most flavorful and smooth coffees ever.

Fellow coffee products are really easy to identify. If it's sleek and, usually, matte black, you can guess it's a Fellow. The brand's Clara French press looks a lot like Fellow's extremely popular Stagg EKG kettle, and it's for all the right reasons — it's a stunner.

Whoa, whoa, whoa — a nearly $10,000 espresso maker? If you're an espresso fanatic, then yes, you may want an espresso maker that costs more than a used car. Slayer makes professional-grade espresso makers that can be used at home (if you have the cash).

The Chemex is art. If you don't believe us, then ask yourself why the Museum of Modern Art would include it in its permanent collection. The Chemex is one of the most popular pour-over devices, producing clean, flavorful cups of coffee.

Leaning more into artsy territory than the Chemex, Yield Design's Pour Over Carafe is both a statement piece and useful pour-over dripper. It comes in four colors, and it even comes with a glass lid to keep your coffee warmer for longer.

Hario makes exceptional pour-over drippers You can get the handled option that sits atop a carafe or cup, or you can get this artsy stand set that makes brewing coffee look like performance art.