Is this the perfect breakfast combo? Our Place collabs with Grind Coffee for a limited edition colourway

This one will go quick!

Our Place x Grind Coffee limited edition bundle
(Image credit: Our Place)

Today is the day of a very special launch as Our Place partnered with Grind Coffee on a limited edition bundle featuring the London coffee roaster’s signature pink hue. That’s right, one of the best nonstick pans, not to mention everyone’s favourite, gets a baby pink makeover, bringing our dream kitchen ideas to life.

The collaboration aims to be your new go-to breakfast must-have that you’ll look forward to waking up for. The bundle includes a Mini Always Pan from Our Place in the limited edition colourway with a matching tin of Grind coffee pods filled with an exclusive blend. The tin features an updated design too, swapping the monochrome look for a contrasting lid with a matching logo. All that can be yours for £115. If you’re quick, that is.

Our Place x Grind Coffee collaboration launches today

Our Place x Grind Coffee limited edition bundle

(Image credit: Our Place)

Grind Coffee is on fire with its cool collabs - Henry Holland, illustrator and tattoo artist Poppy Crew and now Our Place! The Always Pan maker knows how to pick them too, partnering with singer and actress Selena Gomez in the past. And judging by these past partnerships, this bundle will be quick to fly off the (virtual) shelves. That’s right, the limited edition will be available exclusively online through the brands’ websites.

‘We chose to work with Grind because our two brands share a strong commitment to sustainability,’ says Our Place co-founder, Shiza Shahid. ‘We also loved the idea of creating the perfect breakfast bundle together: Our Always Pan in a limited and gorgeous Grind pink, and a delicious coffee blend to go with it: now that's a collab worth waking up for!’

Our Place x Grind Coffee limited edition bundle

(Image credit: Our Place)

The two brands are joined by shared sustainability goals. The multipurpose Always Pan is known for its non-toxic ThermakindTM coating, which is of course present. Meanwhile, the uber cool Grind is famous for its home-compostable coffee pods and its Grind One pod coffee machine

This time, the pods are filled with an exclusive blend with milk chocolate and almond notes, complemented by sweet hints of apple and caramel. Yum! It’s been ethically sourced from sustainable farms in Brazil and Columbia and then roasted in the brand’s London roastery.

'Like so many others, I’ve followed Our Place from the beginning of their journey and bought (and heavily used!) one of their pans during lockdown – I love it so much that I now only have their pans at home,' says David Abrahamovitch, founder and CEO of Grind. 'Like Grind, Our Place is an important part of so many people's breakfast routines and that makes them a perfect fit for a collaboration. I love the collection we’ve designed together and can’t wait to see it in people's homes.'

In terms of the pricepoint of £115, we think it’s fair. The Mini Always Pan alone usually goes for £105 and a tin of Grind Coffee is £9.95. So it works out the same as if you were buying them separately with the added bonus of an exclusive design.

Party Coupes

(Image credit: Our Place)

But it’s been a busy couple of days for Our Place as the cookware brand also released its first venture into drinkware just this Tuesday. The hand-blown Party Coupes come in a set of four price at £90, available in a choice of two cute two-toned colourways - amber with dark pink and dark blue with mustard yellow - and are the perfect investment ahead of the home entertaining season.

The limited edition Our Place x Grind Coffee bundle is available exclusively through Our Place and Grind websites from today.

News Writer

Sara Hesikova has been Ideal Home’s News Writer since July 2023, bringing the Ideal Home’s readership breaking news stories from the world of home decor and interiors, as well as trend-led pieces, shopping round-ups and more. Graduating from London College of Fashion with a bachelor’s degree in fashion journalism in 2016, she got her start in niche fashion and lifestyle magazines like Glass and Alvar as a writer and editor before making the leap into interiors, working with the likes of 91 Magazine and copywriting for luxury bed linen brand Yves Delorme among others. She feels that fashion and interiors are intrinsically connected – if someone puts an effort into what they wear, they most likely also care about what they surround themselves with.