Stoneware Cups

Stoneware cups have established themselves as a reference for those looking to combine material authenticity with formal refinement. Fired at high temperature, stoneware has a density and opacity that sets it apart from porcelain or earthenware: it retains the heat of drinks, withstands the knocks of daily use and develops, piece by piece, unique surface nuances born from the glaze and the firing process.

Our selection of 101 references covers a wide spectrum of uses and styles. The natural stoneware cup, with its undyed earthy tones, fits seamlessly into a Scandinavian or wabi-sabi table setting. The vintage stoneware cup plays on generous forms, flared rims and crackled glazes reminiscent of handcrafted ceramics from the 1970s. For colour lovers, versions in blue stoneware or brown stoneware create sharp contrasts on a white table. Large stoneware cups, ideal for a long coffee or tea, complete the assortment for all morning rituals.

The brands featured at The Cool Republic - including Serax with its pieces designed by Pascale Naessens, and Hay with its Barro line - illustrate the ability of stoneware to serve both a clean design aesthetic and a more organic, textured approach.

To complete your table, also explore our selection of mugs, our coffee cups range or our stoneware plates collections.