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Next and Glassette have launched their first homeware collaboration, a 32-piece collection starting at £14. It includes dinnerware, glassware, lighting and furnishings, with Laura Jackson describing its Italian mid-century influences and a focus on pieces that can be collected over time.
Next and Glassette, the lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson, have launched a 32-piece homeware collection spanning dinnerware, accessories, lighting and furnishings. Priced from £14, the collaboration is Glassette’s first homeware collection and brings its colourful design approach to products for the kitchen and home.
The collection includes tableware in bright colours, as well as decorative and practical pieces. Ideal Home’s report highlights Frenchette glasses and white ceramic plates with blue trim among its kitchen selections. Jackson said the glasses revisit a design that had been a bestseller in Glassette’s earlier glassware range.
Jackson described the collection as shaped by Italian mid-century interiors, adapted for contemporary homes. She cited custard yellow and glossy red as examples of its palette, which the report characterises as a way to bring primary colours into a kitchen without committing to a full room redesign.
Beyond tableware, the range includes woven dining chairs and placemats, a stainless-steel tray, table and wall lights, and a fluted vase. Jackson said the pieces are intended to be added to an existing home over time, rather than bought as a complete room scheme. The report notes that the blue-trimmed ceramic plates are dishwasher-safe; product care details for the rest of the range were not provided in the source.
A Collection Built for Individual Tables
The launch gives shoppers a new range of homewares from a collaboration between a major high-street retailer and Glassette, while extending the lifestyle platform’s offering into homeware. Its mix of tableware, lighting and furnishings means the range is not limited to a single kitchen look or product category.
Jackson’s comments frame the collection around mixing new finds with items already at home. For readers considering a kitchen refresh, colourful plates or glasses offer a smaller purchase than replacing cabinetry or redecorating. That is a design proposition, not a guarantee that the items will suit every home or budget; the source confirms only that prices start at £14.
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Glassette’s First Homeware Range
Glassette is described in the source as Laura Jackson’s lifestyle platform. The new collaboration with Next is its first homeware collection. The report says the range comprises 32 pieces, with products across dining, accessories, lighting and furnishings.
The collection’s launch comes amid continuing interest in colourful kitchen details, according to Ideal Home’s report. It points to primary colours as a trend and presents the collaboration’s use of red and yellow as an accessible way to try that look. This is the publication’s design assessment; the source does not include independent market data on the trend.
““The perfect home doesn’t exist, and I find that quite freeing.””
— Laura Jackson, quoted by Ideal Home
Availability and Product Details
The source does not provide an exact launch date, a full item-by-item price list, or details of stock levels and delivery availability. While it gives a starting price of £14, it does not say how much individual pieces cost. It is also not clear from the report whether every item is available online, in Next stores, or through both channels.
Jackson’s descriptions of the collection and its earlier glassware are attributed comments, not independent assessments of sales performance or product quality. The report mentions dishwasher-safe plates but does not specify care instructions for every product.
Check the Range at Next
The collection is now launched, and readers can consult Next’s product listings for current availability, prices and care information. The source does not identify a later launch event, restock date or additional release. Any changes to stock or product details will depend on updates from the retailer.
Key Questions
What is the Next x Glassette collection?
It is a 32-piece homeware collaboration between Next and Glassette, the lifestyle platform founded by Laura Jackson. It is Glassette’s first homeware collection.
How much does the collection cost?
The reported starting price is £14. The source does not provide a complete price list for individual products.
What products are included?
The range includes dinnerware, glassware, home accessories, lighting and furnishings. Examples mentioned in the report include Frenchette glasses, ceramic plates with blue trim, woven placemats and chairs, lights, a tray and a vase.
What inspired the collection’s design?
Laura Jackson said it draws on Italian mid-century interiors, adapted for contemporary living. She cited custard yellow and glossy red as colours used in the range.
Are the products available in stores?
The source confirms that the collection has launched but does not specify whether products are available in Next stores, online, or both. Check Next’s current listings for availability.
Source: idealhome.co.uk
