Cups & Mugs with Handles – in Ceramic, Glass, Steel & Porcelain
At Studio Hafnia, we present a carefully curated collection of cups and mugs with handles – selected for their balance of design, functionality and material quality. The assortment includes Japanese stoneware, Danish ceramics, fine porcelain, elegant glass mugs, and durable stainless steel – available both individually and as sets.
You’ll find iconic shell-shaped mugs by Christina Iversen Studio, the poetic hand-thrown pieces from Atelier Marée, and the expressive ceramics of Ann-Louise Roman. We also carry colorful handle mugs from Casa Cubista, stackable porcelain mugs from Chips Japan, and barista-trusted cups by Acme – known for their durability and practical design.
For a more refined look, explore our glass mugs from Ichendorf Milano, made from borosilicate glass – ideal for tea, coffee and lattes.
Quality & enjoyment in every sip
Whether you enjoy matcha, espresso, cappuccino, chai or cocoa, our mugs with handles create the perfect setting for your favorite drink. Many of our designs come with matching saucers and are dishwasher-safe. All products in this collection are food-safe and carefully selected for their durability and daily usability.
Stainless steel mugs – with and without handles
We also offer a selection of stainless steel mugs, both with and without handles – ideal for cold drinks, children, picnics, and outdoor use. Available individually or in sets.
Functional design with artistic presence
From the sculptural expression of Atelier Marée and the signature form of Ann-Louise Roman to the precision of Acme and the artisanal charm of Japanese makers – this collection celebrates both craftsmanship and everyday function.
Prefer handleless cups?
Explore our collection of handleless cups and mugs – featuring Japanese ceramics, Danish design, and minimalist styles in ceramic, glass and steel.
Studio Hafnia’s collection of cups and mugs with handles brings together design, quality and everyday beauty – crafted to enrich your daily rituals.
