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Taste Test
We're stuck 😅
Which one feels more premium and unique to you?
Comment 01 or 02 below your opinion will genuinely help us lock this in.
6 votes
Ends in 1d
Same here honestly! Let's see how others vote too before finalizing 😄
I’d go with 02 — Rammed Earth. The warmer material palette gives it more tactile depth, while the quieter composition keeps the brand feeling premium rather than over-designed.
Yoo, second vote again for Rammed Earth, wow! Definitely keeping this in mind, thank you for giving your feedback!
01, though for a slightly boring reason: the steel route survives reproduction. Rammed earth's whole appeal is texture, and texture is the first thing to die at small sizes, in one colour, or on cheap stock. If most of the touchpoints are physical and generously sized, that flips.
the clay bowls look so warm. i vote 02
01 for me, the chrome cup with the steam is doing it. what's the brand, a cafe?
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