Modern coffee and tea cups

Modern and original tea cups

Drinking tea is both a very healthy habit and a complex ritual, the way in which we serve it in certain cultures has an enormous weight within the ceremony and the quality of the teapot we are using is decisive if we want to make a good impression. Although it tends to be a rather forgotten element in our kitchens, in reality the teapot has very interesting possibilities when it comes to both utility and decoration. The traditional teapot has a large central body that allows different shapes and above all different types of decorative motifs which together with the modern materials that we can use to manufacture them allows us to have a lot of diversity in terms of teapots that we can get. Anyway the most traditional teapot is still the classic porcelain teapot, is the one that we can find and that we can expect to find in a vintage kitchen although it is committed to more traditional styles, as it was where it was originally started to be used. Normally the porcelain teapot of this vintage style does not usually have any type of decoration, however we are having influence of certain Asian countries where the whole decoration is a great cultural object and in our catalog you can find porcelain teapots with motifs and artistic representations very careful and elaborate, being something very combinable for example with ceramic or porcelain plates where similar motifs are also present.

Black steel teapots

Although our head we have conceptualized alte as a traditional element and that can only be consumed in certain environments a little more vintage in reality we can adapt the teapot to almost any decorative style currently presents within the trends, how is the case of industrial style. Translate textile bet on raw materials and factory to get that contrast between the different decorative elements when using a teapot the best choice is to continue to meet these standards, being that the case the black steel teapot is an added great value in these decorations as it precisely puts in value the type of materials used in this decorative style. In addition the black steel teapot conveys an imposing sense of solidity when used and its careful lines and unusual texture makes it can be used without any fear as a central decorative element in any room not only our kitchen, and can perfectly be part of a decoration along with vases, pictures or small decorative figures on our shelves.

Low coffee cups

The low coffee cups or teacups are the most common type of cup within the Mediterranean culture inherited precisely from the Italian coffee shops. The low coffee cup is usually accompanied by a small plate where we find an indentation that facilitates that the low part of the cup can find a stable support even being standing movement with the plate, in addition they usually come in white porcelain format which favors that it can be used as decoration in more modern styles, diaphanous and that has put by playing with the light in general. The low coffee cup is also the most easily stackable of all possible cups that we can find in our breakfast because not only for its small size but because they are easily stackable on top of each other we will get a great space saving that will greatly facilitate the collection and cleaning. However, as in the case of the porcelain teapot we can find alternative textures that could be very interesting in certain decorative styles, for example in the case of industrial Nordic styles where perhaps the purity of white porcelain is not entirely lucid in our decor needing a much rougher texture and with small shades of other colors to give them look on the one hand raw and organic on the other hand that we find in this type of styles much more casual.

Tall coffee cups

Although they are usually confused in a habitual way with the bowls that we can find in our breakfast. This is just usually wide mouth cups where it is much easier to put the milk and for example to dip a little pastry or cereal, for which usually have rounded edges that facilitate the process of taking the liquid and make it much easier to clean and especially to stack when placed one on top of the other. The tall coffee cup on the other hand usually has a slightly narrower mouth with a much more elongated body, this is done so that the heat of the liquid takes much longer to leave, allowing us to keep our drink at the original temperature at which it was poured. In addition normally the long coffee cups usually have the exact measure to occupy the amount of approximately 2 cups of normal coffee, which we can then combine for example with a little milk instead of a double cup of coffee. The tall coffee cup is usually more common in coffee shops, especially for more complex drinks than the simple coffee with milk that we do not usually drink. The high coffee cup is also more distinguished than the low coffee cup, although it all depends on the design with which both are elaborated, but in general they tend to be more used in moments such as brunch or mid-morning breakfast, which used to be social events attended by people with higher purchasing power in past decades. What is clear is that the tall coffee cup is a great element of distinction in the center of our kitchen and can even be used as a decorative element in those places in our kitchen or even in our living room or dining room where we know what to use to fill the space and make it more organic and balanced.