The Clink glass is part of Charlotte Moneypenny‘s Losing Your Marbles collection — a line of glassware with built-in marble games that evoke childhood memories. Clink‘s base has a rolling-ball maze, which encourages the user to play and interact with the glass. It’s handblown from genuine borosilicate glass and is produced by Fred.
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If you’re still wondering, here’s an idea for a Valentine’s Day gift. This thermo cup from Stelton, printed with passionate words, is designed to allow drinking from all 360 degrees around the edge. The lid opens and closes easily with just a click. It’s made of ABS plastic.
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According to a new study, hot chocolate tastes better in an orange cup. In my opinion, hot tea tastes better in a simple, red cup like this one designed by June-Seo Lee.
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Hong Kong-based company Inno.Park has created a tea set that makes drinking tea fun and joyful experience. When the metal plates on the bottom of the cups reach 68°C (154.4°F), fishes appear on the heat-sensitive coasters. Watch the video.
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Ernst Kirchsteiger has designed this Ruta glass for warming drinks, especially mulled red wine. A felt holder protects hands from the heat. You only need a good recipe.
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Danish company Design Letters has launched a series of products with Arne Jacobsen‘s typography (created in 1937). The espresso set with numbers 1–4, a new addition to this collection, consists of four ceramic cups that also double as tealight holders. The tea cups with letters are made of porcelain and are sold individually.
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PLUP is a donut-shaped stackable bottle that won’t fall over. It holds 14 fl oz (0.4 L) and is made of clear and safe PETG plastic. Design by Stefan Lindfors for PlastexDesign.
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TE A ME by Vera Wiedermann is a beautiful 2-piece tea set. The mug has a thin slot on top, which prevents losing tea bags; the bottom is designed to hide a used tea bag or a small cookie. A silicone ring covers the bottom half of the mug.
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Inspired by the Japanese folklore, this charming double-walled cup is designed by Pernille Vea for Qdo.
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I like these beautiful cups with geometric patterns. Made of porcelain, they are stackable and suitable for any table.
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Heartea is an interactive mug, which when touched, shows the liquid’s temperature. A small bulge emits blue, orange, or red light indicating cool (0°C–35°C), warm (35°C–75°C), or hot (75°C–90°C) drink. A heart-shaped, magnetic card on the bottom provides space for a custom message. The cup is designed by Sangmin Bae of ID+IM Design Laboratory for Nanum, a charity project donating all profits to educational scholarships of needy children.
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