Nambe “Twist” Espresso Maker MT0718 — Lou Henry Design, 2014

Elegant Nambe “Twist” stovetop espresso maker, model MT0718, designed by Lou Henry in 2014. A standout example of Nambe’s fusion of modern form and functional craftsmanship, this sculptural pot features a faceted stainless body with a warm, contoured wood handle and lid knob. The hinged lid, precise spout, and locking twist-handle design demonstrate the brand’s focus on ergonomic innovation and contemporary aesthetics.

Nambe, an American company based in New Mexico, is celebrated for its award-winning alloy and stainless designs that balance beauty and utility. Lou Henry, known for his minimal yet organic approach, brings a sense of refined simplicity and sculptural harmony to this piece. Marked underside: Nambe MT0718 ©2014 Lou Henry.

Condition
In very good condition overall, showing light surface wear and faint scuffs consistent with gentle use. The polished finish remains reflective, with secure hinge and intact wooden components. Handle and knob retain their smooth finish and rich tone. Clean interior, fully functional.

Dimensions
8.5" with Lid X 5.75" with Handle X 4"
A Campbell’s Soup can is shown in photos for scale.

Notes
Retailer sources describe this model as featuring a 360° twist-lock handle, pressure-release valve, and induction-compatible base, though such specifications are unverified. Lou Henry’s design work for Nambe emphasizes the interplay between geometric precision and tactile warmth, making this a fine collectible example of early 21st-century American design.