02/09/2026
Faema No-Stop (1976–1980)
The Faema No-Stop is a semi-automatic Italian espresso machine designed by Osvaldo Carrara, celebrated for its bold fluted bodywork - one of the first ever moulded in Bayer's ultra-tough Makrolon.
Built around a continuous-dispensing "No-Stop" brewer, it fed a 2.5-litre Pyrex reservoir kept hot by a thermosiphon base.
This preserved example pairs a single espresso group with that signature brewer, its snap-off panels making service effortless. A genuine leap forward in both form and function, and a design landmark of its era.