Braun KMM 20 coffee grinder

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Original Braun Aromatic Coffee Grinder Grinder 4045 (model KMM20). This modernist designed coffee mill designed by Reinhold Weiss features sleek design, a dial to choose the amount of coffee to grind, and a rotating hopper that determines coarseness of the coffee grind. This vintage Braun coffee grinder is in great working condition.

Original Braun Aromatic Coffee Grinder Grinder 4045 (model KMM20). This modernist designed coffee mill designed by Reinhold Weiss features sleek design, a dial to choose the amount of coffee to grind, and a rotating hopper that determines coarseness of the coffee grind. This vintage Braun coffee grinder is in great working condition.

Dimensions: W 15 x L 10 x H 25 cm

Weight: 1,5 kg

Item No: 30077

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Designed by: Reinhold Weiß

Braun KMM 20 coffee grinder Details:

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Original Braun Aromatic Coffee Grinder Grinder 4045 (model KMM20). This modernist designed coffee mill designed by Reinhold Weiss features sleek design, a dial to choose the amount of coffee to grind, and a rotating hopper that determines coarseness of the coffee grind. This vintage Braun coffee grinder is in great working condition.

Dimensions: W 15 x L 10 x H 25 cm

Weight: 1,5 kg

Item No: 30077

Design by Reinhold Weiss

Design by Reinhold Weiss

Reinhold Weiss is an industrial designer born in Germany in 1934, currently living in Tucson, Arizona. His products are now considered to be the symbol of the functionalist school of industrial design and contributed to the success of BRAUN. Reinhold Weiss studied from 1955 to 1959 at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm, which is considered the most important international design school after the Bauhaus, and graduated with a diploma. From 1959 to 1967, he was the first of only two Ulm graduates to work as a product designer for the electrical appliance manufacturer Braun. From 1962, he was deputy head of the design department at Braun and independently responsible for the household sector. In 1967 he moved to Chicago, where he worked for hi-fi equipment manufacturers NAD (New Acoustic Dimension) and Proton, among others. Typical for his works were metal shiny chrome, aluminum matt anodized, plastic black, white and very sparingly also light gray. Always an interplay of light and dark to bring the contrast of the forms to the effect. Even the smallest details were consistently designed.

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