Lattea camera in cream
Cream / Classics

Starter pack

Starter pack:the camera and 6 designs.

€55,99

Free shipping to mainland Spain and the Balearics

Colour Cream
Designs Classics

Includes the camera, the plain card for loading the cinnamon and 6 design cards from the collection you choose.

  • In the box: the camera and a plain card for loading the cinnamon.
  • For cappuccino cups 80 to 90 mm across.
  • Mechanical: no batteries, no cables, no app.
  • Clean it with a dry brush; no dishwasher.
  • Questions? User guide · FAQ · Write to us
  • 3D printed and hand-assembled in Spain
  • Leaves the workshop in 1–3 business days
  • Returns within 14 days

Details

What you needto know.

Everything you need for your first drawn coffee: the Lattea camera and 6 design cards, ready to use from day one.

What's included
  • The Lattea camera in cream, olive or vanilla.
  • A plain card for loading the cinnamon.
  • 6 design cards from the collection you choose: classics, Halloween, Christmas or Valentine's.
How it works

Slide a card into the slot, rest the camera on the cup and slowly press the golden shutter button. When you lift it, the cinnamon drawing is on the foam. No batteries, no cables, no app.

Price and shipping

It costs the same as the camera (€39.99) and the 6-card pack (€16) bought separately: €55.99. As it is over €50, shipping to mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands is free.

It leaves the workshop in 1 to 3 working days. You need finely ground cinnamon (3 or 4 teaspoons per load) and a cappuccino cup: it has been tested with cups 80 to 90 mm across.

How it works

Three moves.No batteries, no app.

The whole mechanism is inside: a lead screw, a sieve and a brush that spreads the cinnamon over the card.

  1. A hand holds a card with a rain cloud cut out of it

    1. Pick a card

    A seasonal design or your name. It slides into the slot like a freshly printed photo.

  2. The Lattea camera is placed on a cappuccino cup

    2. Rest the camera

    With the foam up to the rim, set it on top of the cup.

  3. Cappuccino with a rain cloud drawn in cinnamon

    3. Shoot

    Press the golden button slowly and lift the camera: the cinnamon has drawn the card.

The object

Pretty on the outside,mechanical on the inside.

It is printed in matte PLA, layer by layer, and assembled by hand without screws. No electronics inside: a lead screw, a sieve and a brush.

The camera opened up: golden lead screw, sieve and the brush that spreads the cinnamon
Handmade in Spain
  • The shutter button of the Lattea camera, up close

    The shutter button

    A golden silk-PLA button. Press it slowly and a lead screw turns the push into a spin.

  • The sieve of the Lattea camera, up close

    The sieve

    A printed mesh and a brush that sweeps the cinnamon evenly over the whole card.

  • The lens of the Lattea camera, up close

    The lens

    A golden ring and a black instant-camera lens. It does not take photos: it makes drawings.

  • The slot of the Lattea camera, up close

    The slot

    Cards go in at the front, like a photo that has just come out.

Cards

One for every dayand one for every celebration.

Each card is a stencil: the cinnamon draws whatever is cut out of it. You swap them in a second.

Card packs 2 packs: −10%3 or more: −15%

Christmas

Halloween

Valentine's Day

Classics

Questions

What people usuallyask first.

Does it need batteries or an app?

No. It is fully mechanical: when you press the golden button, a lead screw turns a brush that spreads the cinnamon over the card.

Which cards come in the pack?

Six design cards from the collection you choose (classics, Halloween, Christmas or Valentine's) and the plain card for loading the cinnamon. If you want more, you can choose your designs or order one with your name.

What goes inside?

Finely ground cinnamon, 3 to 4 teaspoons per load. Pure cocoa or ground coffee clump and give a worse result.

Does it fit any cup?

There is no fixed size. It has been tested with cappuccino cups 80 to 90 mm across. The foam should reach the rim without touching the camera.

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