Mugs

A nice mug is something you use every day. For coffee in the morning, tea in the evening, or hot chocolate during a quiet moment. In this collection, you’ll find mugs in different sizes, colours, and shapes that feel comfortable in the hand and match the rest of your tableware.

Mugs for coffee, tea, and every everyday moment

Mugs are often just a little larger and more comfortable than cups. That makes them ideal for a generous cappuccino, herbal tea, or a latte. If you choose a calm colour or a subtle pattern, you can easily combine them with other tableware. That way, you can effortlessly set a table that looks polished, without everything having to match exactly.

Do you like mixing different shapes? Then combine your mugs, for example, with small bowls for breakfast, snacks, or something sweet with coffee. It creates a relaxed, homely look and is practical too.

Which mug suits you best?

Choose the right size

First think about what you drink most often. For espresso or small coffees, a compact size is ideal. For tea, cappuccino, or warm milk drinks, a larger mug is usually nicer. If you like large cups of tea, pay attention to the capacity and choose a model that won’t become too heavy when full.

With handle or without

A mug with a handle is handy when your drink is very hot. You can hold the mug more easily and are less likely to burn your hands. A model without a handle often looks a little simpler and takes up less space on the table or in the cupboard. What feels best mainly depends on how you use it.

Pay attention to shape and rim

A straight mug often has a sleek look and can sometimes be stacked more easily. A rounder shape usually feels a little softer in the hand. Also look at the drinking rim. A thin rim feels different from a thicker, more robust rim. It may seem like a small detail, but it makes a big difference in everyday use.

How to combine mugs in your home

You don’t have to choose a complete set right away. A mix of shades and shapes can work beautifully, as long as there is unity in colour or material. Match your mugs with your plates, bowls, or other items from the kitchen, and the whole look stays balanced. For tea time, you can also pair them nicely with a matching teapot.

Do you have an open shelf or glass cabinet? Then don’t line the mugs up too neatly, but group them in small clusters. It looks friendlier and gives your tableware area more life. Rather choose a few favourites than too many different styles mixed together.

Practical tips for use and care

If you use your mugs a lot, pay attention to how they feel in the hand and whether they stack or store easily. For everyday use, it’s useful if they fit under a coffee machine or can go in the dishwasher without any problems. When choosing, also check whether the size suits your favourite drink.

For outside, on a balcony or in the garden, a sturdy mug is often nice to have. Want to read more about a practical and calm choice for every day? Then also take a look at the article about enamel mugs in Scandinavian living.

Inspiration for a beautifully set table

Want to combine mugs with the rest of your tableware without creating a cluttered look? Then also read our tips for styling tableware and vases. That makes it easier to see which colours, shapes, and materials work well together.

Frequently asked questions about mugs

What size mug do I need?

That depends on your drink. For regular coffee, a medium-sized mug is often enough. For tea, cappuccino, or latte, a larger capacity is nicer. Look not only at the capacity in millilitres, but also at how heavy the mug feels when full.

Is a mug with a handle more convenient?

Yes, especially for hot drinks. A handle gives extra grip and makes the mug more comfortable to use. If you mostly drink less hot beverages or prefer a simple shape, a mug without a handle can work well too.

Can I combine different mugs?

Absolutely. Choose a clear connection, such as the same colour family, a similar material, or a recurring shape. That way, the whole look stays calm, even if the mugs are not identical.

What should I pay attention to for everyday use?

Pay attention to size, weight, grip, and whether the mug suits your coffee machine, cupboard, or dishwasher. A mug may look good, but it should above all feel pleasant at the moments when you actually use it.

Are mugs only for coffee and tea?

No. You can also use them for hot chocolate, chai, a small dessert, or even a bowl of soup for lunch. That makes them not only nice to drink from, but also a practical part of your everyday tableware.