Jansen+Co Espresso Mug and Saucer Made of high quality ceramic, these mugs are perfect for serving that little bit of espresso at the end of a fabulous meal. They are a beautiful combination of industrial production and hand finish. Their shape is classic with twist and is available in bright colors and urban tones. Find this item at the Dwell Store.

Jansen+Co Cake Stand Young Dutch design house Jansen+Co adds to its growing collection of brightly colored ceramic servingware with cheerful pedestal stands. Layout cupcakes, pies, cake of course, or anything you want to display on your tablescape. Traditional form meets contemporary styling in the minds of Jansen+Co founders Anouk Jansen and Harm Magis. Find this item at the Dwell Store.

With primary colors and a classic shape, this pot is a throwback to childhood tea parties with a grown-up sensibility. $65 from store.dwell.com.

Saturn Mug: The largest ring functions as a handle for this glazed, Bauhaus-esque mug, $58.

TEEMA MUG $26.00 Adaptable to any style or use, the Teema Tableware collection designed by Kaj Franck for Iittala is based on the fundamental shapes of circle, square, triangle, and rectangle. From these enduring forms, the designer created a range of functional dishes for the home that can be used in myriad ways: from preparing the meal, heating and serving, to storing and freezing. These timeless and sophisticated pieces provide an essential form to allow the food, family, friends, and conversation to shine.

BLODWEN MUGS You must of course offer coffee at the end of a triumphant meal. These blue and white geometrically patterned enamelware mugs in a modern Welsh design are perfect for just that or any old time a hot beverage would hit the spot.

Heller Rainbow Mugs from Design Within ReachOriginally popular in 1974, these technicolor coffee mugs, designed by Massimo Vignelli for Heller, are still made with the same molds so they can match their vintage predecessors. $60 for a set of six

Sami Ruotsalainen designed this mug as part of the Oiva dinnerware collection created just for Marimekko. The simple, clean shape will inspire fresh conversation at your table and the design conjures Christmas trees. Made with hard, glazed porcelain, it has a long lifespan and a color that won’t fade or wear off.

Sip with Good Company with this mug designed by Sami Ruotsalainen as part of the Oiva dinnerware collection created just for Marimekko. Maybe it's the simple, clean shape or maybe it's the fact that we just can't stop thinking about peppermint candy canes. Mix and match with other cups in the collection for a medley of flavors.

Como espresso cup ($11.95) and saucer ($9.95) by Paola Navone Only at Crate & Barrel.

First designed over 60 years ago, the Russel Wright Residential Collection is crafted from durable, shatterproof melamine. This cup and saucer transitions well to outdoor dining in warmer months.

FALCON ENAMALWARE MUG $12.50 Falcon’s iconic enamelware has been a staple brand for British home items since it’s opening nearly one hundred years ago. Enamelware is porcelain fused onto heavy-gauge steel, which makes it durable, smooth, and resistant to the effects of chemicals. Safe in temperatures of up to 530 degree fahrenheit, Falcon’s enamelware does not burn, and is resilient enough to be used in the dishwasher. This classic Falcon mug is safe for even your hottest cups of coffee and cocoa. Although it is extremely durable, the mug is not bulky. The expertly crafted enamelware is thin, and the simple handle appears delicate, while remaining stable and strong.

100xbtr 100xbtr produces L.A.-made goods that are timeless in look, yet modern in execution. The firm uses 3-D printers to create the mold that is used for the slip casting of their ceramic mugs.

Downing a beverage from a cup made of solid ice just seems somehow godlike. It’s as if you’re attending Odin’s birthday bash and the winds of the frozen North have supplied the drinkware. Unfortunately, unless you’re enjoying your drink someplace with an ambient temperature of less than 32°f, you’re going to be holding less and less of a mug as the party goes on. Still, it might be worth it.

OIVA KOMPOTTI MUG pour yourself a nice big mug of tea...

L.A. design studio 100xbtr created a 3D-printed model to cast the mold used for these ceramic mugs.

HASAMI PORCELAIN MUG $16.00-$20.00 Hasami Porcelain is characterized by simple, clean lines and an aesthetic that is both highly modern and deeply seeded in Japanese pottery tradition. The company creates products on a fixed module, meaning that diameters are shared across the line, making them easy to be stacked and transported. The result of the stacking and interchangeability of the products is not only highly functional, but is also aesthetically pleasing— the even stacks provide a sense of calm and serenity to a cupboard of counter space. Crafted from Hasami’s custom blend of porcelain and clay, this mug is softer to the touch than traditional porcelain, ensuring a positive tactile experience when delivering a mug of coffee, or enjoying a cup of tea. With a lovely matte finish, this mug is beautiful enough to serve to a distinguished guest, and simple enough to use every day.

A part of Dutch brand Jansen+co’s My Mug series, this XL mug is just the vessel to deliver an extra-large serving of morning coffee. The mug is available in several colors, and each features a contrasting handle.

Get off the grid with a manual espresso maker. Although it takes a little muscle to get it going, consider it your morning work out (with a very rewarding result).

You don't need electricity to brew great espresso. The Presso manual coffee maker lets you brew quality espresso using nothing but water, ground beans and (a little) brute strength. Energy efficient and completely recyclable, it’s the old-fashioned future of coffee.

Jansen+co’s colorful My Mug XL will perk up Dad’s morning, right along with the coffee it holds. Available in a variety of color combinations, the My Mug XL has an 11-ounce capacity, perfect for extra sluggish weekday mornings.

The Raimond Zafu Pendant is a sculptural fixture inspired by the pure beauty of mathematics—it was created to be both systematic and organic, and resembles a star-filled sky when illuminated.

For cosmetics company CO/CO, Tatabi created the branding and packaging design. Taking a cue from nature, the simple packaging almost transforms the beauty goods to food products.

Tokyo-born Jonah Takagi combines innovative style and steadfast utility in his design of the MatterMade F/K/A Table Lamp. Initially inspired by a saucepan, the shade is made from powder-coated steel. Three legs extend at its base allowing it to stay remain stable— even when placed on uneven ground.

Melamine cups and saucers from bergenhouse, $10.

Designed by Dominic Skinner, this ingenious mug holds your coffee and your cookies, without needing a pesky plate. Dessert for breakfast? Yes, please.

This classic Falcon Enamelware Mug is safe for even your hottest cups of coffee and cocoa. Although it is extremely durable, the mug is not bulky. The expertly crafted enamelware is thin, and the simple handle appears delicate, while remaining stable and strong.

Simple and versatile, the Teema Tableware collection was designed by Kaj Franck for Iittala. Available in cool colors, the Teema Mug can be used for a cup of tea or coffee, or as a petite bowl for a scoop of gelato.

What American-made products are you tired of seeing? We based our business around what we did want to see just as much as what we didn’t. We chose to offer a hand-turned bowl that will be used every day versus an axe, which may not be built for everyday function. For us, it’s not a gimmick or a trend; it’s a movement to support and advance American craft. Coffee Mug and Espresso Mug by Len Carella, $48 and $28.

Teema Mug by Iittala "I’m on a lifelong search to find a perfect mug," Hesser says. "This one appeals to me because of the matte color—it's very simple and easy to hold. I like that it can crossover between tea and coffee. If I were choosing colors, I’d stick with the gray and cream. When it comes to food and drink, I try to shy away from color because I think the food should provide the color."

Recalling the look of the classic Bauer Pottery design from the 1930s, the Beehive Coffee Mug from the Bauer Pottery Company of Los Angeles features a pronounced handle and a tall profile that is reminiscent—as the name aptly indicates—of a beehive. With undulating ridges that climb the mug just like a hive does in nature, the mug has a sculptural and organic sensibility.

Known for its use of bold color combinations, Jansen+co’s tabletop products combine high quality industrial production with a careful hand finish. A part of the My Mug series, this XL mug is just the vessel to deliver an extra-large serving of morning coffee. This My Mug features a classic shape with a contrasting handle for a distinctive look that—along with that coffee—will brighten your morning. This best-selling product is now on sale.

"Serve your coffee or hot cot. Or lose the cup holder, and get a wine glass."