The idea behind the Brothers in Arms espresso set was to express a sense of unity between objects within in the series. Using embedded magnets as connectors, each set of cup, saucer, and spoon becomes a conjoined false single piece. A clever design sure to catch the curiosity of each new user.
Designer: André Gouveia & Gonçalo Pimenta
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FUN ! 😀
Cup and saucer are separate for a reason.
If there are magnets, yes, they may be separated but you will have to use more force for that than just picking up normal cup. blah.
I agree with you. Due to the unexpected force relief, the worst case would be to spill your coffee everywhere except into your mouth…
Spoon is made of stainless steel, which has very low magnetic. Do you plan to produce special spoons?