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Next and Glassette have launched a 32-piece homeware collection, marking Glassette’s first homeware range. The products include dinnerware, accessories, lighting and furnishings, with prices starting at £14; Laura Jackson says the designs draw on Italian mid-century interiors.
Next and Glassette, the lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson, have launched a 32-piece homeware collection spanning dinnerware, accessories, lighting and furnishings. Starting at £14, the range is Glassette’s first homeware collection and brings its colourful designs to shoppers through the high street retailer.
The collection combines bright colours with classic forms, according to the launch report from Ideal Home. Jackson said its pieces are intended to be added to homes over time, rather than bought together as a matching room set. The range includes tableware as well as furniture and lighting, giving shoppers options from smaller accessories to more prominent pieces.
Jackson described the designs as influenced by Italian mid-century interiors, with custard yellow and glossy red among the colours used. The report highlights the Frenchette glasses, a new version of a Glassette glassware design Jackson said had previously sold out repeatedly, and white ceramic plates with blue trim. Jackson said the plates are sturdy and dishwasher-safe.
Ideal Home’s writer also picked out red Henri woven dining chairs, green scalloped placemats, a stainless-steel tray, Reeta table and wall lights, and a red-and-pink fluted vase as items of interest. Those selections are the writer’s recommendations, not an official ranking by Next or Glassette. The source does not give a complete product-by-product price list, so only the collection’s stated starting price of £14 is confirmed here.
Colourful Pieces Beyond Matching Sets
The launch gives shoppers a new way to bring colour and patterned detail into a kitchen or dining area without committing to a full redesign. Glasses, plates and placemats are smaller purchases than furnishings, while lamps and woven chairs offer larger statement options. The mix also means the collection is not limited to tableware, despite that being the focus of the Ideal Home writer’s shopping picks.
Jackson’s emphasis on collecting pieces gradually offers a different approach from buying a coordinated set all at once. That is her stated design philosophy, not a guarantee that every item will suit every home or remain available. For readers considering the range, the practical details matter alongside appearance: Jackson said the blue-trimmed plates can go in the dishwasher, but the source does not provide care information for every product.
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Glassette’s First Homeware Range
Glassette is a lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson. The collaboration with Next marks the platform’s first homeware collection, according to Ideal Home. The launch report describes a range of 32 pieces, with products across dining, home accessories, lighting and furnishings, rather than a single-category kitchen release.
The report places the designs alongside interest in primary colours in kitchens, but that is trend context offered by the publication, not a claim that the collection will suit every kitchen or remain fashionable. Jackson linked the colour palette and shapes to Italian interiors and mid-century design, adapted for contemporary homes.
“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, founder of Glassette
Prices, Stock and Product Details
The source confirms the collection’s 32-piece size and a starting price of £14, but does not state the launch date, the price of each item, or how long products will remain in stock. It also does not provide full specifications or care instructions across the range. Jackson’s description of the Frenchette glass as a past bestseller and repeatedly sold out is attributed to her; the report does not provide sales figures or an independent measure of demand.
Check the Range at Next
The collection is available through Next, according to the launch report. Shoppers can check the retailer’s current listings for item-level prices, availability and product specifications before buying. The source does not announce a further release date, restock schedule or additional products, so any changes to the range remain unconfirmed.
Key Questions
What is the Next x Glassette collection?
It is a 32-piece homeware collaboration between Next and Glassette, spanning dinnerware, accessories, lighting and furnishings. It is Glassette’s first homeware collection.
How much does the collection cost?
The launch report says prices start at £14. It does not provide a full item-by-item price list.
What inspired the designs?
Laura Jackson said the collection draws on Italian mid-century interiors, with colours including custard yellow and glossy red.
Which kitchen items does the report highlight?
Ideal Home highlights Frenchette glasses and white ceramic plates with blue trim, along with placemats, a tray, lighting, a vase and woven dining chairs. These are the report’s picks, not an official ranking of the range.
Are the plates dishwasher-safe?
Jackson said the white ceramic plates with blue trim are dishwasher-safe. The source does not give care instructions for every product in the collection.
Source: idealhome.co.uk
