March 5, 2007


Bodum now has the new Shin Bistro coffee, espresso, and tea cups available. These striking heat resistant glass mugs come with cork coasters to protect your coffee table. The design matches their Shin Bistro coffee press and we like the almost Star Trek feel of the entire line.
At Bodum and Amazon.com
March 1, 2007
With a silicone seal that ensures no more spills, the Click and Seal Travel mug from OXO can be operated with a single hand. You simply click the button to open and close the seal on this stainless steel 14 oz travel mug. The Click and Seal Travel mug is also double-walled and has vacuum insulation to keep your single serve coffee hot or cold up to 7 hours. And we like the slim and trim base, as it looks like it will accommodate a wide variety of car cup holders.
At Oxo
February 23, 2007
Want a square coffee cup with a bit of fresh design? Look no further than the new Hugo Danti design Veil. Veil is not just a coffee cup, but is a service set that consists of a coffee cup and saucer, a sugar bowl and a milk vessel. We like the merger of old design standards with new fresh lines and an eye towards the future portrayed in the 1950's.
Via Josh Spear at Veil
February 15, 2007
We love a good travel press for a distinct cup of single serve coffee. Even so, one cup coffee can be tough to make on the go, but this Travel Coffee press has a 16 oz. capacity and you can brew and drink right from the travel press. It's also insulated with double walls and has a spill resistant lik.
At Clear Travel Press Coffee and Tea Maker
January 24, 2007
Newly-sprouted French design studio Anna Gram has released their newest concept, Ceramic for Mix. The included ceramic ball replaces a traditional spoon to mix milk and sugar into hot beverages such as tea and coffee. How does it work? You spin or rotate the hot glass while the ceramic ball mixes it up inside. We can only hope this doesn't result in your single serve coffee spewing forth from the top. The bottom of the clear glass is indented to hold the ball when it is not in motion as well.
Via Core77 Design Blog at Anna Gram
January 18, 2007
We love a good travel mug and often change ours out after 6-12 months of use for something a bit better. The Bodum Stainless Steel Vacuum Travel Mug is the way to go if you want to consume 16 ounces of coffee while you drive to work. We also like the large rubber grip on this travel mug and the entire travel mug is dishwasher safe.
- Vacuum-sealed thermal mug for hot or cold beverages
- Made from dishwasher-safe stainless steel
- Keeps drinks hot for up to 1 hour
- Fits most single serve coffee machines - Bunn My Cafe, Keurig B40-60, and others
- Stands 8-1/5 inches high; holds 16 ounces
At Bodum Stainless Steel Vacuum Travel Mug
December 20, 2006
The Teema collection is based on familiar and basic shapes – a circle, a square and a rectangle. Kaj Franck found them simply irresistible, and spent his time reducing all that was excessive, until only the essential remained. We love the fact the mugs are very stout and still have clean lines that transform them into a mug that's truly different.
Via Best Products at Teema Mugs
December 13, 2006
Need to tell your roommate or spouse what type of coffee you'd like from your single serve coffee machine without even uttering a word? Look not further than the Selector Coffee Mug. This unique piece of drinking equipment comes with stainless steel selector rings that can be twisted according to the beverage that you want (coffee or tea only) as well as the number of spoons of sugar and milk you normally take for that perfect cup of single serve coffee. A great holiday gift at $29.98 each.
Via Uber Gizmo at Selector Coffee Mug
November 16, 2006
Imagine drinking a steaming hot cup of single serve coffee from these mugs! Ian Walton's Sleeve design fancies up the to-go cup for use in your home. Hot beverages stay hot without scorching your fingers thanks to a removable plywood sleeve. The curved sleeve fits snugly around the cast ceramic cup for a seamless, modern look worthy of any design-concious decor.
Via Core77 at Sleeve
November 8, 2006
We’re starting to think ahead to entertaining and the holiday parties that we’ll be hosting. Not surprisingly around the Single Serve kitchens we offer coffee at our get togethers. But in order to show off our stuff, we do up our coffees in glass mugs. We are huge fans of the
Bodum double-walled coffee cups. Those cool double walls that let the drink hang suspended in mid-air. I am sure that you have seen them in our reviews and around the site. The other one that we like to offer holiday drinks in is a simple
Irish Coffee Footed Glass Mug. They can really show off a nice latte, an Irish coffee or any coffee with some whipped cream; yum.