Ribbed vintage glasses, 18 oz, set of 2
Under $25Doubles as a cocktail glass on the cart. The ripple catches evening light.
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What you hold
Mugs & glassware
Stoneware for the slow mornings, double-wall glass for the lattes you want to look at.
How to arrange it
Stick to two colours of mug and let the glass do the rest. A ribbed glass catches light on a dark counter; matte stoneware reads calmer on a white one. Four of anything is enough to start; six if you host.
9 picks, cheapest first.
Ribbed iced-coffee glasses with lids and straws
Under $25The summer switch. Ribbed glass, bamboo lid, glass straw.
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Matte white mugs, set of 4
Under $25DeeCoo
The café mug. Goes with every machine finish.
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Double-wall glass mugs, set of 4
$25 – $60LIBWYS
Floating-coffee effect, four for the price of two elsewhere.
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Sage stoneware mugs, set of 4
$25 – $60Ava Nord
One colour, done well. Sage against wood is the quietest combination in this whole catalogue.
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Morandi ceramic mugs, set of 6
$25 – $60Six muted colours that look like a paint chart on a mug tree. The set that started a lot of coffee corners.
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Siterra stoneware mugs, service for 4
$25 – $60Sango
The heavy, speckled mug. Holds heat and looks right in a hand.
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Double-wall latte art cups, set of 2
$25 – $60ovalware
Wide rim for pouring hearts. The glass that makes a latte worth photographing.
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Starry glazed mugs, set of 6
$25 – $60vancasso
Reactive glaze, so no two match. For the corner that leans rustic.
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