Sipping Science

Would you like cream with your science? Coffee and tea will never be the same. Now you can get smarter with each sip with these Earth Science Cups by designers Jason Snyder and Briana Feola, available at Uncommon Goods. Whether its cross-sections of the earth or aquatic layers of the ocean, these mugs offer a treat for your mouth and your mind.

Cocktails on the Rocks

Want a little geology with that gin and tonic? Designer Anna Rabinowicz and Uncommon Goods can do just that. The Agate Coaster Set features color-enhanced Brazilian agate slices that make for will make for great conversation starters at your next cocktail party.

HexWatch | Contemporary Tumblers

Though it's shape is clearly not a hexagon, we couldn't help but add Sempli's Cupa-Rocks tumbler by Swedish designer Daniele Semeraro to our HexWatch collection since it's silhouette does form a comparably-appealing pentagon.

The simple but bold lines of the tumblers may be a stylish way to enjoy your Scotch, saké, or whiskey, but it's unique form offers functional benefits as well. The shape allows the glassware to roll gently across a flat surface when set down, oxygenating the fine spirit inside. The shape also fits perfectly into the palm of your hand which warms the spirit slightly. Together, these features make the bouquet of your favorite brandy our bourbon even more appealing. Available at Sempli and other retailers.

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Perfect From Any Angle

Want to make your next dinner party more multifaceted? Look no further than this Kate Spade New York four-piece dinnerware setting. Each piece has a distinct facet pattern but when placed together they offer an elegant and modern backdrop for your gastronomic masterpieces.

See Spectrum - Colorful cocktails

These Curved glasses from MoMA will brighten up any get together, from your own kitchen to the holiday cocktail party. They take eating and drinking together to a whole new - colorful - level.