Colourful kitchen appliances are increasingly finding their way into modern interiors. As trend analyses show, consumers are choosing products that not only fulfil a functional role but also add character to their living spaces. Pastel and saturated colours have become distinctive accents, bringing energy and a personal touch to the kitchen.
In response to this trend, NIVONA is expanding its range of compact CUBE coffee machines with a limited colour edition, which will be available in Poland from March 2026.
The new NIVONA CUBE colour edition includes four variants:
Cube 4106Z – green (Pantone 5555),
Cube 4106P – orange (Pantone 7563),
Cube 4106S – lilac grey (Pantone 877),
Cube 4106N – blue (Pantone 551).
These colours complement the standard CUBE range, which includes the CUBE 4101 in white and the CUBE 4106 in deep grey.
The colour edition retains all the features that define the CUBE model: an integrated grinder, a patented automatic tamper, three brewing profiles and the Click Cup system for easy everyday use. As a result, the coffee machine becomes not only a functional appliance, but also a striking design element within the kitchen.
The new colours are introduced as a limited edition, available at selected retailers: RTVEuroAGD, Media Expert and Konesso.
NIVONA also offers the option of individual CUBE customisation. Using dedicated surface films, it is possible to create a fully branded product tailored to a company’s visual identity. All that is required is a logo and basic design guidelines – NIVONA takes care of the rest. In this way, a customised CUBE 4’ can be created that not only delivers excellent coffee, but also seamlessly fits into an interior design concept or corporate brand identity.
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