COFFEE WITH PETER SCHLUMBOHN
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Peter Schlumbohn was a German inventor best known for creating the Chemex Coffeemaker. The Chemex was also one of the few products from any designer or inventor of the time to achieve an "iconic" role in popular culture, becoming part of the permanent collections of art and design museums, including New YorkNotable design author Ralph Caplan described the typical Schlumbohm invention as “a synthesis of logic and madness”. Caplan, like hundreds of thousands of Americans, was particularly fond of the Chemex Coffeemaker, describing it as “one of the few modern designs for which one can feel affection as well as admiration.”
Available as a print. Frame not included. 27 w X 21 h
Original is a collage on poster board, price available per request at
Peter Schlumbohn was a German inventor best known for creating the Chemex Coffeemaker. The Chemex was also one of the few products from any designer or inventor of the time to achieve an "iconic" role in popular culture, becoming part of the permanent collections of art and design museums, including New YorkNotable design author Ralph Caplan described the typical Schlumbohm invention as “a synthesis of logic and madness”. Caplan, like hundreds of thousands of Americans, was particularly fond of the Chemex Coffeemaker, describing it as “one of the few modern designs for which one can feel affection as well as admiration.”
Available as a print. Frame not included. 27 w X 21 h
Original is a collage on poster board, price available per request at
Peter Schlumbohn was a German inventor best known for creating the Chemex Coffeemaker. The Chemex was also one of the few products from any designer or inventor of the time to achieve an "iconic" role in popular culture, becoming part of the permanent collections of art and design museums, including New YorkNotable design author Ralph Caplan described the typical Schlumbohm invention as “a synthesis of logic and madness”. Caplan, like hundreds of thousands of Americans, was particularly fond of the Chemex Coffeemaker, describing it as “one of the few modern designs for which one can feel affection as well as admiration.”