Cups

Are you looking for cups for coffee, tea, or a small break in between? In this collection, you'll find cups in different colors, shapes, and finishes. Think smooth earthenware, subtle ribbing, and shades that pair easily with the rest of your tableware. That way, you can easily choose a set that feels nice to use and looks great on the table.

Cups for every day and every moment

A good cup feels pleasant to drink from, sits comfortably in your hand, and suits what you like to drink. For an espresso or a small coffee, a compact model is often enough. If you prefer cappuccino, tea, or a generous coffee, a slightly larger cup is more convenient. Pay attention not only to the capacity, but also to the shape of the handle, the weight, and the rim you drink from.

Many cups in this collection have a warm, calm look thanks to the use of earthenware and natural colors. As a result, they pair easily with other tableware and are suitable for everyday use.

Which cups suit you?

Choose by size

Use small cups for espresso or a strong coffee. Medium-sized models are great for regular coffee or tea. Larger versions provide more room for milk, foam, or a fuller tea.

Choose by shape and finish

If you like something simple and sleek, smooth cups are a logical choice. Want a little more detail? Then look at models with ribbing or a slightly sturdier finish. They add a bit more character without looking busy.

Choose by use

For a quick coffee in the morning, convenience matters most. For a long tea or coffee break, how the cup feels in your hand also counts. Prefer a larger model? Then take a look at our mugs as well.

How to combine cups on the table

You don't have to choose everything from the same line. A mix of colors and textures can create a beautifully styled table, as long as the base remains balanced. For example, combine dark cups with light plates or choose one color tone that returns throughout the rest of the tableware. If you want to create a complete setting for coffee or tea, matching teapots and items for the kitchen are also useful to include.

Practical tips for choosing cups

Pay attention to the material if you use cups often. Earthenware often feels fuller and warmer, while lighter models can be easier to stack or store. Also check the height and width if you want to place the cups in a cabinet, open shelf, or coffee nook. If you use a dishwasher, always check the product information for each item. That way, you can be sure you're choosing something that suits your everyday use.

Inspiration for your cupboard and table

Want to combine cups with the rest of your tableware without it feeling busy? Then read Styling tableware and vases? Here's how to keep it calm and stylish. Looking for more inspiration for a light and simple look? Then also take a look at Enamel tableware at home: how to create Scandinavian calm with timeless essentials.

Frequently asked questions about cups

What size cup do I need?

That depends on what you drink. Small cups are suitable for espresso, medium ones for coffee or tea, and larger models for cappuccino, latte, or a generous mug of tea.

Which is more practical: a cup or a mug?

A cup is often lighter and nicer for coffee or tea at the table. A mug is usually larger and practical if you drink a lot or like to keep something warm in your hands.

Can I combine different cups?

Yes, absolutely. Choose colors that go well together or stick to one material. That keeps the whole look refined, even if the shapes differ a little.

What should I look for in earthenware cups?

Pay attention to the weight, the thickness of the rim, and the finish of the glaze. These factors largely determine how pleasant a cup is to use and how it looks alongside the rest of your tableware.

Are cups only suitable for coffee and tea?

No, you can also use them for a small cappuccino, hot chocolate, or even a small dessert at the table. That makes them more versatile than you might think.