Eight mugs, eight destinations and one rule: start the day somewhere else.
Drink your way around the world
Caroline puts the world on the table
No soulless tourist mug with three letters printed on it. Each design is conceived as a miniature travel poster: a destination, an atmosphere, colours and just enough Caroline to make her world instantly recognisable.
Two stops in France, then Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas and Oceania. Eight ways to drink your coffee with your mind already somewhere else.
8 destinationsA collection built like a journey around the world.
33 clA simple, generous everyday size.
IllustratedEach mug reimagines a destination in Caroline's retro visual language.
01
France · Paris
Paris Bonjour
Coffee on a terrace, a Left Bank silhouette and creamy light that gives Paris the look of a vintage poster. Caroline's most Parisian mug: chic without being too proper.
ParisRetro illustrationCeramic
€24.90
33 cl
02
France · French Riviera
Riviera Soleil
Turquoise sea, sunglasses and a convertible on the coastal road. A mug that feels like a French Riviera holiday, somewhere between Nice, Menton and 1950s seaside posters.
French RivieraSunshineVintage
€24.90
33 cl
03
Europe · Rome
Roma Dolce Vita
A scooter, a fountain and the very Italian pleasure of making the break last. Caroline turns Rome into a graphic souvenir, with deep red tones and cinematic elegance.
RomeDolce VitaEurope
€24.90
33 cl
04
Africa · Marrakech
Marrakech Rouge
Ochre walls, palms, zellige tiles and warm light: Marrakech becomes an intense, decorative composition. A sunnier mug designed like a little piece of travel for everyday life.
MarrakechOchreAfrica
€24.90
33 cl
05
Asia · Tokyo
Tokyo Neon
Neon lights, vertical signs and night-time energy. This design blends urban Japan with Caroline's retro-futurist aesthetic for a more graphic, almost electric mug.
TokyoNeonAsia
€24.90
33 cl
06
North America · Palm Springs
Palm Springs Dream
A turquoise pool, modernist motel and palm trees beneath a cloudless sky. Palm Springs is the perfect playground for Caroline's vintage America, halfway between road trip and California glamour.
CaliforniaRoad tripMid-century
€24.90
33 cl
07
South America · Rio de Janeiro
Rio Carioca
Copacabana, sweeping bay curves and tropical colours. This mug celebrates bright Brazil, with traveller Caroline looking at Rio like one great holiday poster.
RioBrazilTropical
€24.90
33 cl
08
Oceania · Bora Bora
Bora Bora Lagoon
Blue lagoon, mountain in the distance and Pacific light: the final mug in the series takes the journey all the way to Bora Bora. A graphic souvenir that is pure Caroline, somewhere between postcard and faraway dream.
Bora BoraPacificLagon
€24.90
33 cl
Coffee & miles
The spirit of the collection
A postcard in your hands
The souvenir mug has existed for decades, but Caroline treats it as a real illustration surface. The familiar, almost ordinary object remains, but gains the personality of a vintage travel poster.
The idea is not to reproduce a city or country literally. Each destination is filtered through Caroline's imagination: a light, a silhouette, an architectural detail, a colour or that little graphic exaggeration that turns a souvenir into a story.
Caroline's notebook
Questions over coffee
The essential answers about the collection, size and artwork.
What capacity are Caroline’s World mugs?
The collection uses a classic size of around 33 cl, generous enough for coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Exact capacity will be confirmed with the manufacturer.
Will the eight destination designs wrap around the mug?
The visual intention is to use a panoramic or semi-panoramic composition depending on the artwork. Final framing will depend on the printable area of the selected mug model.
Are the mugs dishwasher- and microwave-safe?
These specifications will be confirmed according to the ceramic, inks and printing technique used by the final manufacturer.
Why are there two mugs for France?
France opens the collection with two very different moods: Paris for urban elegance and the French Riviera for sunshine, open roads and 1950s seaside imagination.
How do I choose between the eight designs?
Paris and Rome are the most classic, Riviera and Bora Bora the sunniest, Marrakech and Rio the most colourful, Tokyo the most graphic, and Palm Springs the most American in its road-trip spirit.
Will the artwork shown be exactly the same on the final product?
The page presents the creative direction. Dimensions, colours, artwork placement and technical details will be adjusted to the manufacturer's final production template.
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The journey does not end with the last sip
Caps, posters, T-shirts and other souvenirs: Caroline still has room in her suitcase.
