In Unprecedented Times, The Accessory That Really Matters Is A Great Mug

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by Natalie Hammond |
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After a week and a bit of video conference calls, it’s fair to say you’re on intimate terms with the photogenic corners of your coworkers’ WFHFits and home offices. If this hasn’t made you feel worse about your curtains/dining table/wall art/lampshade/book collection, you’re clearly impervious to interiors envy.

Something inspiring unexpected pangs of jealousy are mugs. The once humble receptacles you use to drink your hourly cup of tea get so much airtime that they’re by far the biggest indicator of your homewares taste or, dare I say it, lack thereof.

From sleek clay mugs with no handles like Arket's to the mood-lifting, sunflower-coloured ceramics at Argile Et Couleurs, there's something to suit every stop on the minimalist to maximalist spectrum. The only problem? It won't do anything to help your caffeine addiction.

SHOP: The Best Mugs

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SHOP: The Best Mugs

att pynta mug1 of 9

Att Pynta, Handmade Glazed Stoneware Mug, £12

1882 x faye toogood mug2 of 9

1882 x Faye Toogood, Indigo Storm Earthenware Coffee Mug, £

hay mug3 of 9

HAY, Enamel Mug, £13

hk living mug4 of 9

HK Living, 70s Ceramic Espresso Mug, £6

John Lewis, Artisan Dipped Mug, £105 of 9

John Lewis, Artisan Dipped Mug, £10

oliver bonas mug6 of 9

Oliver Bonas, Alda Navy Mug, £15

argile et couleurs mug7 of 9

Argile Et Couleurs, Condamine Mug, £18

H&M mug8 of 9

H&M, Textured Porcelain Cup, £6.99

arket mug9 of 9

Arket, Household Hardware Beldi Clay Mug, £10

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