Finishes
Four finishes. One walnut.
Every Morrow One has solid black walnut sides, oiled natural, smoked or white. The shell is yours to choose, and you can change your mind until it ships.
Brushed steel
Bare 304 stainless with a vertical brushed grain. It shows fingerprints least and ages to a soft satin. Our most-reserved finish.
A deep, glossy black over steel, close to piano lacquer. The gauges and walnut look their richest against it.
A soft grey-green, mixed to sit beside plants, stone and oak. Semi-gloss, so it hides water marks well.
A warm off-white like unglazed porcelain. The lightest finish on the counter, and the quietest in a bright kitchen.
Sides and handle: solid black walnut, natural oil.
01 Side by side
Same machine, four characters.
Coloured finishes are powder-coated over the steel shell and clear-coated, so they resist coffee, steam and cleaning sprays. Same price for every finish.
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Brushed steel
Satin, bare stainless. Shows wear gracefully.
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Obsidian
Gloss black. The most dramatic on the counter.
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Sage
Grey-green, semi-gloss. Calm next to wood and stone.
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Bone
Warm off-white. Light, soft and quiet.
02 Gallery
Up close.
Every image here is rendered from the same 3D model you can turn on the home page, so what you see is the machine as designed, not a retouched photo.

Walnut sidesSolid black walnut, oiled by hand. 
Twin gaugesBrew pressure at the group, steam at the boiler. 
The pourTwo even streams, 27 seconds. 
Dry steamFour-hole tip, cool-touch wand. 
SymmetryGauges, group and badge on one axis. 
InsideTwo stainless boilers, insulated.
03 Materials
Made to be touched every morning.
Walnut
Oil it once a year
A thin coat of the hard wax oil in the box keeps the walnut deep and water-resistant. Small marks sand out.
Steel
Wipe with the grain
A damp microfibre cloth along the brushing lines. No abrasive pads, no bleach.
Coloured shells
Clear-coated for life
Covered by the 3-year warranty against chipping and fading. A touch-up pen ships with every machine.
Turn it yourself.
The home page has the live 3D model: rotate it, switch finishes and tap the details.