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Next and Glassette have launched a 32-piece homeware collection, Glassette’s first homeware range, with prices starting at £14. The pieces include dinnerware, glasses, lighting and furnishings, with colourful designs and practical features such as dishwasher-safe plates.
Next and Glassette have launched a 32-piece homeware collection, marking the lifestyle platform’s first homeware range. The collaboration includes dinnerware, glassware, lighting and furnishings, with prices starting at £14, giving shoppers options ranging from small table accessories to statement pieces.
The collection brings together bright colours and familiar tableware shapes, including custard yellow and glossy red, alongside white ceramic plates with blue trim. Glassette founder Laura Jackson said the designs take inspiration from Italian mid-century interiors, adapted for contemporary homes. The source report describes the overall approach as colourful but classic, with pieces intended to work alongside furnishings people already own.
Among the highlighted products are the Frenchette glasses, which have short stems, and blue-trimmed white ceramic plates. Jackson said the plates are lightweight, sturdy and dishwasher-safe. The range also includes woven dining chairs and scalloped placemats, a stainless-steel tray, brass-and-cream table and wall lights, and a red-and-pink fluted vase. The supplied report does not list individual prices beyond the collection’s £14 starting point.
Jackson said the collaboration is designed around adding pieces over time rather than buying a complete room at once. She described the collection as a set of items to “slot into the home you already have.” The report presents the plates and glasses as options for hosting, while the lighting and furnishings extend the range beyond kitchenware.
A First Homeware Range for Glassette
The launch gives Glassette, a lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson, a homeware collection of its own for the first time. Its partnership with high-street retailer Next puts the range within a retail collaboration rather than limiting it to the platform’s existing identity. The 32-piece scope also means the launch covers more than a single product category: shoppers can choose tableware, accessories, lighting or furnishings.
For people refreshing a kitchen or setting a table, the range’s mix of coloured statement pieces and more restrained ceramics offers different levels of commitment. A vase or placemat can introduce colour without changing a room, while chairs and lighting are larger furnishing choices. Jackson’s comments frame the collection as a way to build a personal mix over time, not as a requirement to buy a coordinated set.
Practical details also matter for hosting. Jackson said the blue-trimmed plates can go in the dishwasher, though the source material gives no care information for every other item. Buyers should check each product listing for specifications before purchasing, particularly for lighting, furnishings and glassware.
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The Design Ideas Behind the Pieces
The collaboration draws on two ideas described by Jackson: Italian mid-century influence and a less prescriptive approach to decorating. She said the colours, including custard yellow and glossy red, were chosen for their “warm” and somewhat unexpected quality. That explanation is an account of the design inspiration, not evidence that the collection will suit every kitchen or remain in style for a particular length of time.
The reported collection also includes a return of the Frenchette glass in a new version. Jackson said an earlier glassware version was a bestseller that repeatedly sold out, and called the new iteration a “full-circle moment.” The source does not provide sales figures or details about how the new glasses differ from the earlier design.
Ideal Home’s report highlights the range in the run-up to hosting season and points to the plates’ dishwasher suitability as a practical feature. The article also names products readers might consider, including the red Henri woven dining chairs, green Sylvie scalloped placemats, Dotty stainless-steel tray and Reeta lighting. Those selections reflect the report’s editorial preferences; they are not an independent assessment of value or product performance.
“The perfect home doesn’t exist, and I find that quite freeing. This collection is made of pieces you collect over time and slot into the home you already have, rather than a room you buy in one go.”
— Laura Jackson, Glassette founder
Prices, Stock and Product Specifications
The source confirms the collection’s 32-piece size and a starting price of £14, but it does not provide a full price list, stock levels or product links for every item. It also does not give a precise launch date, explain whether the range is available in all Next markets, or state whether items will be restocked if they sell out.
Care and construction details are limited in the supplied report. Jackson said the blue-trimmed ceramic plates are dishwasher-safe, but the report does not establish whether other tableware is suitable for dishwashers or provide technical specifications for the lighting and furnishings. Product availability and specifications may vary by item; shoppers would need to check Next’s listings for current details.
Checking Availability at Next
The collection is described as launched, so the immediate next step for interested shoppers is to check Next’s current product listings for availability, individual prices and care or fitting information. The source does not announce a later release date, further products or a restock schedule. Any updates to stock or the range remain to be confirmed.
For buyers choosing beyond tableware, product-specific details are especially relevant: the report names table and wall lights, dining chairs and other furnishings but does not include installation guidance, dimensions or full materials information. Those details should be confirmed on the retailer’s listing before ordering.
Key Questions
What is the Next x Glassette collection?
It is a 32-piece homeware collaboration between retailer Next and Glassette, the lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson. The collection includes dinnerware, glassware, lighting, furnishings and home accessories.
How much does the collection cost?
The supplied report says prices start at £14. It does not provide a complete price list, so individual prices should be checked on Next’s product pages.
What are some of the products in the range?
Products highlighted in the report include Frenchette glasses, white ceramic plates with blue trim, woven chairs, scalloped placemats, a stainless-steel tray, table and wall lights, and a fluted vase.
Are the plates dishwasher-safe?
Laura Jackson said the white ceramic plates with blue trim are dishwasher-safe. The source does not confirm dishwasher suitability for all other items in the collection.
Where can shoppers find the collection?
The collaboration is between Next and Glassette, and the source describes it as launched. It does not provide a complete set of purchase links or confirm current stock, so shoppers should check Next’s listings for availability.
Source: idealhome.co.uk
