How do you like your hot drink? You can have a mug personalized with your name and drink order, may it be coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Buy it here.
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Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coffee. Show all posts
Milk and Two Sugars?
How do you like your hot drink? You can have a mug personalized with your name and drink order, may it be coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Buy it here.
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Blackhawk Coffee Table
This coffee table is the perfect companion to the Aviator Wing Desk. Made with hardwood wrapped in polished aluminum, each table has unique dings, dents, nicks and scratches.
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Starbucks: What's Past is Prologue
Following my previous post about the new Starbucks logo, I stumbled upon this! lol!
(click to enlarge)
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Starbucks Unveils Its New Logo
Starbucks just unveiled a new logo to commemorate its 40th anniversary.
The name has been removed from the mark and the siren has been taken out of her ring. What do you think?
For a detailed professional opinion and close up, check out this article over at Brand New.
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Pipe Wrench Coffee Table
More pipe to add to your "macho" house! (I'm guessing guys will be more into these!)
Pipe wrench coffee table by Jonathan Niemuth features some heavy-duty handyman tools interlocked firmly together to form the legs of the table.
Cool stuff!
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D'Espresso Cafe
Inspired by the nearby Bryant Park Library, nema workshop designed a store that is straightforward in a simple twisted way – Take a library and turn it SIDEWAYS. The booklined shelves become the floor and ceilings and wood floor ends up on the walls meanwhile the pendants protrude sideways from the wall. To achieve the books shelves on the floor, the space is lined with sepia-toned full size photograph of books printed on custom tiles.
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Tiny Landscape In The Coffee Cup
At first sight, it will appear to be a used uncleaned cup of coffee, but the stain inside is actually a drawing of a landscape (see a larger image here), featuring a dancing girl, birds, flowers and grass.
Buy it here.
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Putt Golfers Coffee Mug
"Perfect for those boring boardroom meetings or never-ending conference calls, this funny coffee mug and golf-club drink stirrer gift set let you sip and putt without the hassle of the beverage cart".
Buy it here.
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Typography Coffee Mug
Essential type tools in convenient mug form; historical font measurements, classifications, decimal conversions, proofreader marks etc...
A perfect gift for typophiles or anyone who works with fonts.
Get it here.
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Starbucks Recycled Mugs
These recycled ceramic mugs were brought to life in a zero-waste factory in Japan, which reuses the clay of former mugs and dishes to create new ones. It’s a story of reuse and renewal that is told from mug to package. The particles coming together to form words and shapes represent a renewed respect for resources.
Alice Friedel found the way to give broken pieces of ceramic a new life and make them beautiful and whole again!
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Facebook Coffee Mug
Created by Gary Bruckner, the Facebook Mug is a clever way to entertain combination coffee addicts and Facebook junkies.
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Seat Savers
Never lose your seat ever again! Seat Savers, come in the form of spilled coffee, a spoon/cup of molten ice cream, paint brush and a few others. You can find the Seat Savers at Jeremy's Place where all kinds of foods and beverages are turned quite realistically into plastic!
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15th Avenue E Coffee & Tea by Starbucks
Repurposed and reimagined, Starbucks has gone back to basics with the launch of their 15th Avenue E Coffee and Tea store. The first of three experimental stores in Seattle, this Capitol Hill location loses the ubiquitous Starbucks branding and adopts the ambience of a traditional neighborhood coffeehouse. Completely gutted and redesigned using a plethora of recycled, reclaimed and refurbished eco-friendly materials, this old store is now primed and ready to play neighborhood host to live music and poetry readings.
Is anyone loving this as much as I am? Gorgeous....
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Espresso Solo by Shmuel Linski
A concrete espresso machine for Lavazza by Shenkar College of Engineering and Design student Shmuel Linski.
Called Espresso Solo, the conceptual product features metal working parts and a concrete case.
Very interesting contrast between the roughness, massiveness and hardness of the concrete and the fine metal parts. It rocks! (pun intended)
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