





CARRÉRA COLLECTOR COFFEE CHEST
Houndstooth and leather, in the language of a racing interior. The Carrèra line borrows from the cabins of cars built to be driven rather than displayed — cloth where hands rest, leather everywhere else.
This is the collector's version. Taken with the scale model, it arrives as a pair: the chest, and the car it was drawn from. Taken without, it is the chest alone, in the same cloth. Choose above.
Materials. Italian Nappa leather exterior, European houndstooth textile, Alcantara interior, Elemento hardware.
Included in the price
- The Nespresso machine, fitted to the chest
- The scale car model, on the Box & Machine & Car Model option only
- Two ceramic espresso cups
- A leather coaster set
- Two boxes of Elemento capsules, flavour of your choice
Nothing further to buy.
Made to order in 14 days, then 5–7 days in transit. Write to us if you need it sooner.
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The opening
A coffee bar, folded into a leather box
Included in the price
The chest arrives complete
- 01The Nespresso machine, fitted to the chest
- 02The full interior — every shelf, drawer and holder shown
Nothing further to buy. Made to order in our workshop and dispatched in 14 days.
Dimensions
Built around
Nespresso machine
The chest is cut to this machine. It is included in the price and fitted before the piece leaves us — there is nothing to assemble.
Care
Wipe the leather with a dry, soft cloth. For a mark, use a barely damp cloth and dry it immediately — never soap, never solvent.
Brush the houndstooth panel with a soft clothes brush, in one direction.
The leather will darken a little with age and handling. That is the material behaving correctly, not a fault.
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