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I love carafes, and this one is especially pretty. The lid serves as a drinking glass and would be perfect for the bedside table.

The glass hold approximately 8oz. 10-1/2″ tall by 3-3/8″ diameter.

This is crazy looking (in a good way, not bad). It could be a nice wedding gift…

“A modern interpretation of a traditional Greek design used at weddings (the circle symbolizing the union), this carafe is fired in Portugal in the local hardwaring clay, and finished with a cork. Glossy white. Holds about a liter of water.”

Packaging: Gift box
Size: 8″h x 9″l

I can’t think of a better repurposing of wine bottles than these elegant frosted glass cups and matching carafe.

Simple carafe with the lid that doubles as a glass.

I certainly enjoy having a sip of water in the middle of the night, especially when you can be sure there isn’t anything you didn’t invite floating around… A bit on the pricey side, but a great design, perfect for a guest room nightstand.

9″ in Lime, Blue, or Pink

“Made from mouth-blown borosilicate glass, the standard for strong, lightweight glass with heat- and cold-resistant properties, this carafe is double walled for insulation, maintaining the temperature of liquid. Carafe lid is made from silicone and stainless steel. Dishwasher safe.”

Size: 10.5h x 4.25″diam., 27 oz.

carafe 15 ¼ oz h 10 ¼”

glass 2 oz h 3″

Plastic and crystal, two very different materials combined to make a winning combination (in this particular instance). I like the colors of the plastic cups too.

“A sculpted, transparent glass carafe complete with cups in colored plastic. The unexpected contrast between color and materials creates a dynamic between the cool and warm materials and the rigid lines and soft shapes.

(by Marcel Wanders, 2005)

Glass and plastic. Approx. 1 ltr.

Feeling parched? Put one of these by your bed at night.