You wouldn’t think a coffee mug needs re-designing but Jinhong Lin did. Lets ponder for a moment how the liquid moves from the mug into your mouth. The bridge between the two are the edges of the mug and your lips. So why not make those those two parts fit well. Lin’s mug has a curved edge to better trace our lips while we get our dose of caffeine.
Designer: Jinhong Lin
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