Dried Flower Double-Wall Glass Mug

Style 06 has the quieter look I hoped for. There is plenty of clear space around the purple sprig, so I can see the fine branches instead of a solid wall of color. Really pretty near the kitchen window.

Style 01 has such a pretty mix of yellow, white and soft lilac. I like turning the cup slightly and seeing the petals from another angle. It is a cheerful change from my plain mugs, and the clear handle doesn't distract from the flowers.

I have Style 01 and wash it by hand with a soft sponge. It has become one of those little things I like to look after rather than rush through the sink. The pastel petals are just as lovely when the cup is sitting empty.

I picked Style 02 for the thin stems and tiny mixed blossoms. It looks more like a little botanical arrangement than a printed floral pattern. I keep it beside my notebook, where I can actually enjoy the details between calls.

I chose the pink Style 04 for a friend's birthday. I'm putting it in my own gift box with tissue, and it looks so pretty before I've even finished wrapping it. Much more her style than another mug with a big saying on it.

The brighter colors in Style 03 are exactly what I wanted. I used it with breakfast this morning and could still see the separate inner cup through the water. The little teal and yellow flowers are my favorite part.

Style 05 is beautiful with plain water in it. You can see the drinking space sitting inside the floral layer, which is such a neat detail. Nothing loose in the drink, just a clear view of the blue and white blossoms around it.

I went with Style 04 and love the different shades of pink. With a little tea in the center, the flowers still show around the outside. The rounded shape and clear handle suit it really well. This one gets a spot at the front of my cabinet.

I chose Style 02 because of the longer stems and little flower clusters. By the window you can see details that aren't as noticeable across the room. It has a very different feel from the flat floral designs I usually buy.

Blue and white are my colors, so Style 05 was an easy decision. It looks lovely next to a book without making the table feel busy. I even enjoy looking at it after I've finished my drink.

The floral layer is beautiful, but I realized I prefer the feel of a heavier ceramic mug. I also don't love setting a cup aside for gentle hand washing. I can appreciate the design; it just isn't the best match for my usual routine.

The double-wall shape looks beautiful, but the drinking space is smaller than the outside first suggests. It suits the smaller drinks I sit down with. I'd still use a bigger cup when I want one large serving.

Style 01 is one of the few mugs I enjoy seeing when it's completely empty. The little petals and stems are easier to notice then. I'm happy leaving it out on my shelf rather than treating it like another cup to put away.

I thought I would mostly admire it on the shelf, but I've been choosing it for a simple glass of water too. The dried flowers make an ordinary drink look lovely without putting anything extra in the drink itself.

Mine is Style 04. The little pink blossoms have earned it a place where I can see it, not behind my mismatched coffee cups. Such a happy color.

The all-clear handle lets the flowers be the main thing you notice. I like the way the whole cup looks on a simple cork coaster. It's a small detail, but it makes my usual drink break feel a little nicer.

I picked the pink mug even though my dishes aren't pink. It works as one cheerful piece on its own. The clear glass helps it fit in without needing to redo the rest of my table.

I use a travel cup when I'm heading out, but this is the one I enjoy at the kitchen table. The pink flowers are such a nice detail when I actually have time to sit down. Different mugs for different parts of the day.

I like seeing actual little stems and petals at different angles through the glass. That is what made this mug stand out for me. Style 02 has just the sort of tiny mixed blossoms I wanted.

I love the blue flowers, but water spots show up more than they do on my ceramic mugs. A gentle wash and careful drying makes it look much better. I like it enough to do that, just something to keep in mind.

Style 03 brings a nice bit of color to my mostly white kitchen. I especially like the little flowers collected near the base. It is decorative, but still feels like something I can actually use rather than keep in a box.

Style 05 is such a pretty combination. I like the fine stems and the white flowers mixed in, not just a solid patch of blue. A lovely little addition to my daily routine.

Style 03 has so many little bits of color to look at. The teal and purple flowers are especially nice together. It feels more playful than the floral cups I've owned before.

Mine lives on my home desk. The bright little flowers in Style 03 are a nice thing to glance at when I'm taking a break from the screen. I didn't need another plain office mug.

Style 01 was the right pick for me. The yellow and pale lilac flowers feel light and cheerful rather than bold. I like it with my everyday dishes instead of saving it for a special table setting.

The flowers are lovely, and I'm happy with the pink style. I do have to remember to set it aside from my dishwasher load. Not a big problem, but I would choose something plainer for days when I want zero extra care.

I enjoy the look of the flowers, but I prefer to wash and dry this one carefully. On a busy morning I tend to grab a regular ceramic cup instead. I'm keeping this for the quieter part of my day, when I can enjoy it.

My sister loves flowers but doesn't need another vase. I chose Style 01 for her and am looking forward to giving it to her. The delicate colors felt personal without needing a name or slogan printed on the side.

I chose Style 06. Up close the fine purple branches are pretty, but from across the table it is much subtler than the pink and mixed-flower styles. I like it, though I'd choose one of the fuller arrangements if I wanted more color.