Retro Oak Leaf & Acorn Mug – Inspired by the Forest
Bring a touch of the forest to your coffee break with this colourful retro oak leaf and acorn mug from FLORYD a swedish story. The pattern is designed by My Floryd Welin and combines inspiration from nature with a graphic style reminiscent of 1960s and 70s retro design.
The stylised oak leaves in green, yellow and burgundy create a playful pattern against the white background. As a charming extra detail, a small acorn is hidden at the bottom of the mug – gradually revealed as you enjoy your drink or use the mug as a bowl.
Swedish Nature Meets 60s and 70s Retro
The forest and Swedish nature are natural sources of inspiration for FLORYD’s world of patterns. Here, the classic oak leaf motif has been given a colourful and graphic expression with distinctive retro influences.
The combination of simple shapes and bold colours gives the mug a nostalgic feel while still fitting beautifully into a modern home. Mix and match it with other colourful retro tableware, patterns and colours to create a personal and playful table setting.
Use as a Mug or Small Bowl
With a capacity of 300 ml and its generous shape, the mug can be used in several different ways. Enjoy your morning coffee or tea from it, or use it as a small bowl for yoghurt and granola, berries, fruit, nuts, sweets or other snacks.
Its versatile design makes it useful throughout the day – from breakfast and coffee breaks to serving small treats at the dinner table.
Colourful Swedish Design by FLORYD
The mug is designed by My Floryd Welin for FLORYD a swedish story and is perfect for anyone who loves Swedish design, nature-inspired patterns, retro style, forests and the colourful design language of the 1960s and 70s.
Product Information
Pattern: Oak leaves and acorn
Capacity: 300 ml / 3 dl
Height: 7.3 cm
Diameter: 8.2 cm
Detail: Acorn at the bottom of the mug
Swedish design
Made in Estonia
A colourful oak leaf and acorn mug where Swedish nature meets retro-inspired design – perfect for coffee, tea, breakfast and fika, or simply use it as a small bowl.