Florence was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance in the 14th century – a moment that sparked new, modern ways of thinking about the world. The city was home to the likes of Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Brunelleschi, and has since been regarded as a hub of culture and innovation. In 1927, brothers Giuseppe and Bruno Bambi founded Florentine company La Marzocco, an artisan brand specialising in high quality espresso coffee machines. Today, their historic factory – the Accademia Del Caffè Espresso – has been transformed into an innovative cultural centre for design. Displaying an array of handmade machines and accessories, it explores the relationship between form and function, encouraging people to discover the world of espresso beyond traditional cafè settings…
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