Description
Enhance your coffee moments with this modern patterned stoneware cup set, designed to elevate both everyday tables and more ceremonial tastings. With its clean lines and striking black and white contrast, this set adds an immediate touch of style to your kitchen, dining room or workspace. Whether entertaining guests at home or setting up a refined counter in a shop, consulting room, or office, these mugs create a smart, contemporary, and upmarket impression.
A modern design to suit every style
The contemporary motif and black and white palette blend effortlessly with modern, Scandinavian or Nordic decor. On a light wooden tray, marble table or metal industrial-style shelf, these cups become a genuine decorative detail. Their silhouette with handle ensures a comfortable grip, perfect for enjoying a long espresso, cappuccino, latte, tea or hot chocolate.
At home, they fit beautifully in the kitchen and dining room, and are also ideal for the afternoon coffee ritual in the living room. For professional settings, they bring a touch of elegance to waiting rooms, executive offices, coworking spaces or reception areas.
Two sizes for every occasion: 35 cl and 47 cl
This set offers two generous and practical sizes for everyday use. The 35 cl size is perfect for long coffee, tea or herbal infusions, while the 47 cl version is ideal for milky drinks, frothy cappuccinos or a comforting large cocoa. Available in two set sizes to suit your needs: either 4 pieces or 8 pieces.
- 35 cl: Ideal for long coffee, tea, herbal infusion
- 47 cl: Perfect for latte, cappuccino, hot chocolate
- Sets: 4 pieces or 8 pieces depending on your needs
Stoneware and porcelain: refined presence on your table
Crafted in stoneware with a premium ceramic finish, these cups offer an authentic and contemporary look. Their clean style enhances your drink and coordinates beautifully with existing tableware, whether minimalist or decorative. A perfect choice for a harmonious set, a stylish coffee break, and adding sophistication to every moment.
