"The company, known for its pricy, hyper-modern automatic espresso machine TK-02-revealed its first brand expansion with the August launch of Demi, a miniature version of its flagship product. Now, it's launching a slate of accessories to complement its machines and move the brand out of startup mode and help establish itself as a serious competitor in the world of coffee gadgets."
"The accessories, which will be rolling out into early 2026, include a countertop milk frother with a matcha setting, a line of double-walled conical glassware, tumblers for taking your coffee on the go, a quick-brewing cold brew maker, an ice cube tray, and a drip coffee pot-all of which are meticulously designed in its signature modern style to integrate seamlessly into the entire Terra Kaffe ecosystem."
"The accessories give existing Terra Kaffe owners a way to enhance their experience with the machine, while providing newcomers a wider entrypoint into the brand. "We've evolved into the next stage in this company's life cycle. Now we're a true lifestyle brand offering a myriad of options to serve all coffee lovers," Terra Kaffe founder and CEO Sahand Dilmaghani says. "Every product has a foundation of a seamlessness in the experience, elevating the way you go about your morning ritual.""
Terra Kaffe expanded its product line beyond the high-end TK-02 automatic espresso machine with the August launch of Demi, a compact model priced at $795. Demi delivers size and cost benefits but cannot produce milk-based drinks, creating demand for a standalone Aero milk frother. A coordinated accessories rollout through early 2026 will include a milk frother with a matcha setting, double-walled glassware, travel tumblers, a quick-brewing cold-brew maker, an ice cube tray, and a drip coffee pot. The accessories are designed to integrate visually and functionally with existing machines, offering enhanced functionality for owners and new entry points for customers, positioning the brand as a design-focused lifestyle ecosystem.
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