Ninja’s sell-out coffee machine, the Luxe Café, has a new look, with two new colour-ways now available. All available for £549.99 via the Ninja website, the espresso machine is now available in Navy and Black, to go alongside the original stainless steel Silver.
I awarded the Luxe Café five stars last year in my review and think it’s one of the best bean-to-cup coffee machines out there. It’s even suitable for total newbies to at-home coffee machines, with features that make extracting a quality coffee so easy.
For over a year now, you’ve only been able to buy this machine with the stainless steel Silver finish, which I’ve learnt is quite the finger-print magnet. Now, there are two new colours to choose from – here’s how they compare.
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Luxe Café Premier Espresso Machine – Black
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Luxe Café Premier Espresso Machine – Navy
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Luxe Café Premier Espresso Machine
Ninja’s expansion into the world of colour has already proved a huge hit this year, just look at the very popular new Slushi and air fryer colours for starters, so it’s no surprise they’ve applied the same treatment to this fan-favourite coffee machine.
While it’s just Navy and Black on the table for now, I’d expect there’s more colours in the pipeline if you’re holding out for a particular shade to match your current kitchen colour scheme.
While the Navy offering only has colour applied to the body of the machine, the all-black machine also has a matte, matching milk jug which I’m betting is a lot easier to keep clean than the stainless steel version that I own.
Tastefully coloured coffee machines are actually more common than you might think if you’re on the market for a home café set-up that will complement your decor. I think the most stylish automatic machine out there is the De’Longhi Rivelia which is available in a stunning Jade Green colour via the De’Longhi wbesite (£749.99) while Sage’s colour range for the Barista Express Impress is quite extensive – my favourite is the Almond Nougat (£729.95).
Investing in a coffee machine that’s this expensive is a huge decision, but added colour options should at least make matching it to your interiors a little easier. Do you prefer these new colours over the original?
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