FWP: Waiting for coffee

[cosmowife]

So, I saw this online today and fell in love:

www.yankodesign.com/2014/07/29/the-maker-of-morning-people/



I had my credit card ready.  Unfortunately, it isn't even for sale.  But then I found a single cup programmable coffee maker online for $30.  I'd love to have coffee when I first wake up (6 am) but I wait until I get to work to get coffee because DH likes his coffee much later (like 9 am) so he brews it later.  And two full pots is just wasteful.  And it doesn't stay warm that long.  And it is WAY down the hallway in the kitchen.  How ridiculous would it be to get the little single serve coffee maker and set it up for 6 am in my bedroom so that I don't even have to leave the room to get coffee???

[Deleted]

If I had a master bath with ample counter space I would absolutely have a coffee pot in there.

Alas, I have neither.

[everafter07]

Drinking coffee in bed, without getting out of bed? Sign me up.

[bostonmichelle]

Maybe this alarm clock would actually get me up instead of hitting snooze more times than necessary.

[dexteroni]

The aroma of coffee alone would get me out of bed. That sounds heavenly.

[dexteroni]

Jul 31, 2014 20:18:31 GMT -5 @mrschicken said:

If I had a master bath with ample counter space I would absolutely have a coffee pot in there.

My dream master suite has a little kitchen nook with a mini fridge and a coffee maker.

[Deleted]

It's the little things... do it. If you'll like it and it brings you joy and it costs $30, there is no reason to NOT do it.

[doctorsbaby]

Jul 31, 2014 21:02:05 GMT -5 dexteroni said:

Jul 31, 2014 20:18:31 GMT -5 @mrschicken said:

If I had a master bath with ample counter space I would absolutely have a coffee pot in there.

My dream master suite has a little kitchen nook with a mini fridge and a coffee maker.

This has now been added to my master bath/closet reno wishlist

[teatimefor2]

My senior year of college I was only there for one semester due to an internship so I lived alone in the senior form. I programmed my coffee pot to brew every morning. LOVED it! It was fabulous to wake to that wonderful smell of fresh brewed coffee.

[matildasun]

My husband makes my coffee, and usually leaves it in a travel mug on my nightstand, so it is there when I wake up. It makes me incredibly happy. 

I vote bedside coffee is always a good choice.

[cosmowife]

Well I will do my part in trying to bring this product to market. I sent the designer an email asking if the product was going to be available for purchase and he sent me back this email:

Hi There,

Thank you so much for your Interest and Kind Words! I really appreciate your efforts and getting in contact with me

The Barisieur is something that I have had A LOT of interest and it really has gone VIRAL; so apologies for the delayed response.

It is a product that is currently in the development process, looking for manufactures so we can get it on the shelf for you!

I would really appreciate if you could keep sharing, and liking the related posts so we can get this to market! Hopefully you will see it in stores such as John Lewis who distribute world wide.

The Estimate Retail Price: £245

I will put you on my mailing list, so once it is confirmed and on the market I will inform you on where you can purchase The Barisieur.

If you would like to keep updated on the progress please like on the Instagram and twitter Page.

Instagram-joshrenouf

Twitter- Renouf28

Thank you again,

Best regards,

Joshua Renouf

www.joshrenoufdesign.com

[yentl]

Do you have to brew a full pot? I use a french press now, but before I always brewed smaller pots... just less water and coffee. I would just do that and set the auto timer.

[mmmomof2]

I've been programming our coffee to be ready in the morning for years now. It's really the only way for me to function. They will usually stay hot for a few hours if you want to make a pot and leave it for your DH. But it's in the kitchen, not the bedside table.

Several years ago there was one of those lifestyle shows on HGTV and they showed this super-rich couple who vacationed on their yacht. Every morning they had the staff put the freshly brewed coffee in an alcove that opened to the master bedroom. I've never heard of anything more luxurious!