Based on a handmade design, built and decorated with materials in their natural state, Jessica Hans’ stoneware Cups have a deliberately uneven and irregular design. The design collaboration with HAY is intended to encapsulate Jessica’s organic and abstract work in a functional object, with the sporadic use of colours and shapes making each cup unique.
Note: every cup is unique.
HAY's Paquet series is a range of durable plastic items designed with optimal functionality in mind. Comprising practical clips, stackable cups and to-go coffee cups, the collection comes in pre-packed sets of different colours. Paquet Coffee Cup comes in yellow and blue. One Paquet set contains 3 pieces.
HAY's Paquet series is a range of durable plastic items designed with optimal functionality in mind. Comprising practical clips, stackable cups and to-go coffee cups, the collection comes in pre-packed sets of different colours. Paquet Multi contains 6 pieces of cups.
HAY's Sowden Bottle is designed by George Sowden. This bottle is crafted in stainless steel and had a plastic screw lid. The functional design is suitable for containing hot and cold drinks. Sowden bottle is available in different sizes and colours.
Designer George Sowden's Coffee Pot comprises a porcelain exterior with innovative SoftBrewâ„¢ brewing device that infuses the coffee through a centrally located micro-thin stainless steel filter to enhance the flavour. Coffee Pot is available in different sizes and colours.
HAY's Paper Porcelain Espresso Cup is designed by Dutch designers Scholten & Baijings. Originally a paper prototype created by the duo, this geometric set has been realized in a fine ceramic that perfectly mimics the original material. A specially developed blend of porcelain allows tiny iron specks to show through, giving the set the tactile and visual qualities of recycled paper.
HAY's Paper Porcelain tableware is designed by Dutch designers Scholten & Baijings. Originally a paper prototype created by the duo, this geometric set has been realized in a fine ceramic that perfectly mimics the original material.  A specially developed blend of porcelain allows tiny iron specks to show through, giving the set the tactile and visual qualities of recycled paper.
Wood Mug is designed by Richard Woods and is part of the extended HAY collection. This hand-painted mug with tree trunk print is available in different colours.
Coloured borosilicate glass is used to create this distinct and functional mug and cup duo. The mug has a rounder, more symmetrical shape, while the cup has a rimmed edge and arched handle. Available in different colours.
Made by mixing white porcelain with coloured stoneware in the mould, each HAY Marbled Tea Pot has a unique swirled pattern created by the different clays. Its classic shape features an easy grip handle and anti–drip spout that makes it easy to pour and use.
Note: every teapot is unique - teapot may differ from the shown image.
HAY’s Enamel collection comprises an extensive series of everyday plates, dishes and kitchenware. Featuring a distinctive speckled design on a contrasting background, Enamel Cup is available in a wide variety of colors, shapes and sizes.
Enamel is part of the RO collection. This collection is only available in HAY retail stores.
HAY's coloured borosilicate glass is used to create this distinct and functional mug and cup duo. The mug has a rounder, more symmetrical shape, while the cup has a rimmed edge and arched handle.
Borosilicate Cup is part of the RO collection. This collection is only available in HAY retail stores.
HAY's coloured borosilicate glass is used to create this distinct and functional mug and cup duo. The mug has a rounder, more symmetrical shape, while the cup has a rimmed edge and arched handle.
Borosilicate Mug is part of the RO collection. This collection is only available in HAY retail stores.
Paper Porcelain Mug is designed by Dutch designers Scholten & Baijings for HAY. Originally a paper prototype created by the duo, this geometric set has been realized in a fine ceramic that perfectly mimics the original material. A specially developed blend of porcelain allows tiny iron specks to show through, giving the set the tactile and visual qualities of recycled paper.