Architect Louise Harpman believes that her collection of disposable coffee lids is the world’s largest. And given that it’s co-owned by one of the few people as enthusiastic about coffee lids as she ...

The makers of a new kind of plastic lid are hoping to ride coffee’s growing “Third Wave” movement by appealing to consumers who would appreciate a better smell—and hence better taste—from their daily ...

The makers of a new kind of plastic lid are hoping to ride coffee's growing "Third Wave" movement by appealing to consumers who would appreciate a better smell—and hence better taste—from their daily ...

Hong Kong-based Mint Urban Technologies has introduced an aromatic coffee lid for take-away cups which it claims improves the taste of coffee when drinking through the lid. The aroma is not "mint," as ...

These two architects have collected hundreds of coffee cup lids–and in a new book, they celebrate this fascinating “invisible” design. We’ve all been there. You have a cup of hot coffee in a paper ...

Viora Lid was recently unveiled at the trade show of the Speciality Coffee Association of America. It is now being marketed to specialty coffee shops, who are more likely than the big chains to pay ...

The humble coffee lid doesn’t get much attention, unless you’re in the process of sloshing hot coffee all over yourself. But those sippable to-go cup lids are more complicated than you think. “The ...

Compared to a good old fashioned coffee cup, drinking from a paper cup with a plastic lid can leave a lot to be desired, with that small stream of coffee flowing through that tiny hole. And then you ...

Since the tradition of drinking coffee at one’s leisure has long become passé, people usually want to bring their caffeine fix along with them. This has spawned a huge sub-industry of coffee lids, 100 ...

For all our crippling caffeine addictions, the disposable coffee cup is a highly imperfect art at best. Seattle-based company Vaporpath wants to change that with a total coffee cup lid overhaul. But ...

Fresh out of the "Maybe I Won't Die Alone!" starter pack comes the next new product guaranteed to make us single folk feel better about ourselves: these coffee cup lids with human faces on them. Now ...