Expand the borders

If you can not place cookies in a cup, no need to change the cookies, change the cup.

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Love Gravity Coffee Cup

Gravity Coffee Cup by Xu54 is presented as an equilibrated cup standing its bottom edge on the saucer. I think the balancing theme is supported with the dependence graph, where we can see that love (in spite of the cup name) is not dependence on the gravity and some “r”. Love dependence on l1 and l2. I don’t know what or who are l1 and l2, but love is more when the two “l” (love hearts?) get bigger. By the way, it could be good idea for one of the valentine’s day gifts.

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Look what is on your nose!

Sometimes the conversation with a cup of tea can be too serious. If you want to clear the air and make the interlocutor smile from the heart to put the mugs Taz Ah by by Attua Aparicio Torinos on the table. (more…)

Reflection in the cup by Ross McBride

Anamorphic Cups by Ross McBride are not just a stainless steel cups. This is the concept of “mirror” cup and saucer with inscription, wish or image. And if you like the unusual creative but modern ideas you will like these cups because you could read the distorted images of words from your saucer with reflection in your cup. (more…)