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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 line includes tableware, accessories, lighting and furnishings, with colourful designs and practical features highlighted by Glassette founder Laura Jackson.
Next and Glassette have launched a 32-piece homeware collection, described as Glassette’s first homeware range. The collection starts at £14 and includes tableware, home accessories, lighting and furnishings. Glassette’s Laura Jackson said the pieces can be collected over time and added to a home people already have.
The range includes items for both kitchens and dining spaces, from white ceramic plates and Frenchette glasses to woven placemats, chairs, trays, lamps, wall lights and a fluted vase. Ideal Home’s report describes the designs as bright and playful while drawing on classic forms, including bistro-style tableware and short-stemmed glasses. Its picks include the Frenchette glasses, blue-trimmed white plates, red dining chairs and scalloped green placemats.
Jackson said the pieces can slot into homes people already have, rather than requiring them to buy a room in one go. She described the range as pieces to collect over time. The report quotes her saying the designs draw on Italian mid-century interiors, with custard yellow and glossy red among the colours used.
Jackson also highlighted practical details of the ceramic plates: she said they are dishwasher-safe, light and sturdy. The report identifies the Frenchette glasses as a new version of a previous Glassette glassware design that Jackson said had been a bestseller and frequently sold out. Exact stock levels, availability by product and delivery details are not provided in the supplied report.
A First Homeware Range for Glassette
The launch is Glassette’s first homeware collection and is a collaboration with high street retailer Next. The 32-piece range spans tableware, lighting and furnishings. Jackson said the pieces can be collected over time and added to a home people already have. The report gives a starting price of £14 but does not specify the full price range or the cost of each featured product.
The report discusses tableware in connection with hosting and quotes Jackson on the plates being dishwasher-safe. These are claims attributed to Jackson and the report, not independent performance testing. The source does not provide further details about how the pieces perform in daily use.
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From Glassette Glassware to Homewares
Glassette is described in the report as Laura Jackson’s lifestyle platform. Jackson referred to an earlier Glassette glassware collection and said the Frenchette glass had been among its bestsellers and had repeatedly sold out. The Next collaboration is a 32-piece homeware collection.
The report places the collection’s bright colours alongside ongoing interest in primary-colour kitchen schemes, but the launch itself is the confirmed development. Jackson said the range takes inspiration from Italian mid-century interiors and adapts it for contemporary living. Her wider comments stress personal taste and assembling a home gradually rather than following a single coordinated formula.
““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 Availability
The supplied report does not give a full price list, item-by-item product specifications, stock figures or delivery information. It states that the collection starts at £14, but does not say which product carries that price or how much the most expensive item costs. The report also does not establish how long products will remain available, including the Frenchette glasses Jackson says had sold out in an earlier version.
Product characteristics such as dishwasher safety are reported from Jackson’s comments; no independent testing is cited. The source does not confirm whether all 32 pieces are in stock at launch.
Check Current Product Listings
Shoppers interested in the collection can check Next’s current listings for product prices, stock and delivery details. The supplied report does not announce a later release date, restock schedule or further product drop, so those details remain unconfirmed. Jackson said an earlier version of the Frenchette glass was a bestseller and kept selling out, but the report does not give current stock information for the collection.
Key Questions
What is the Next x Glassette collection?
It is a 32-piece homeware collection from Next and Glassette, Glassette’s first homeware range. It includes tableware, accessories, lighting and furnishings.
How much does the collection cost?
The supplied report says prices start at £14. It does not provide a full price list or identify the item at that starting price.
What products are included?
The range includes ceramic plates, Frenchette glasses, woven placemats, dining chairs, a stainless-steel tray, table and wall lights, and a fluted vase, alongside other pieces.
Is the tableware dishwasher-safe?
Laura Jackson said the white ceramic plates with blue trim are dishwasher-safe. The report does not make that claim for every item in the collection.
Is the collection available now?
The source reports that the collection has launched. It does not provide current stock or delivery information, so shoppers should check Next’s listings for availability.
Source: idealhome.co.uk
