For the homebody who finds joy in the simple pleasures of staying in, discover gifts that make every moment at home feel special. Think glassware for slow Sunday breakfasts, soft throws for cozy evenings, and candles that fill the room with calm. Each piece is crafted to bring warmth, beauty, and intention to their home - perfect for those who treasure quiet rituals and thoughtful design. Whether it’s for a friend, a loved one, or yourself, these gifts celebrate the art of slowing down and finding comfort in the everyday.

Gifting For Homebodies

Ovette Is Here!

Ovette - A collaboration between Onsuri and Glassette, Ovette is a celebration of shared values: craft, simplicity, and good taste.

Oil I want for Christmas!

A curated collection of autumn pantry essentials to bring comfort, flavour, and ease to everyday cooking, eating, and drinking. From drizzling oils to stirring rich preserves, each piece has been thoughtfully chosen to celebrate the season’s slower rhythms. These staples invite warmth into your kitchen, turning even the simplest moments into something special. Perfect for sharing, gifting, or savouring yourself, they are designed to nourish both body and spirit!

Autumn Pantry Staples Edit

This Christmas, Glassette invites you to gather round for something a little magical. Our Christmas Special series is a nostalgic celebration of the rituals and traditions that make the season shine - a sneaky mince pie, the clink of glasses, the warmth of togetherness. Inspired by classic Christmas TV and those timeless moments at home, each special is a lovingly curated ritual to savour - from decorating the tree to hosting festive gatherings. Through the Glassette lens, we celebrate comfort, creativity, and the joy of meaningful moments shared with the people you love most.

Gather Round, It's Christmas!

This week’s nice things edit: the comfort of tactile layers, the soft flicker of candlelight, rooms that cocoon and hold you close, and quiet rituals that invite stillness. There’s a gentle shift in the air - a turning toward warmth, softness, and slower days. Small comforts - wool against skin, the glow of a lamp, a book in hand - become tiny acts of care. New cookbook 'Full of Beans' By Bold Beans Co promises inspiration for slow, satisfying meals.

Nice Things This Week

Here at Glassette, we love objects that make you stop and look twice. Pieces that feel playful, a little unexpected, and quietly iconic. The Nesso Lamp is one of those designs - instantly recognisable, forever timeless, and always a joy to live with.

Behind The Nesso Lamp

The Story Behind The Nesso Lamp

This week at Glassette, we’re inspired by the delicate, dreamlike world of artist Jennifer Latour, who transforms flowers into surreal sculptures that feel both familiar and otherworldly. A self-taught artist based in Vancouver, Latour uses her background in special effects makeup to handcraft hybrid “species” from fresh blooms - temporary creations she then photographs. Her series, Bound Species, celebrates nature’s intricate beauty and interconnectedness, echoing both past botanical studies and contemporary conceptual art. Each piece is a fleeting reminder of transformation, unity, and the endless possibilities found in the natural world.

Creating Surreal Worlds

The Surreal Worlds of Jennifer Latour

From enchanting table settings to bewitching touches throughout your home, every detail counts this Halloween - whether you’re entertaining friends or enjoying a quiet, atmospheric evening.

Halloween Tablescapes

Scorpio season (October 23 – November 21) brings intensity, depth, and transformation. Represented by the scorpion, Scorpios are guided by passion, mystery, and an instinctive sense of truth. They are drawn to experiences and objects that feel meaningful, layered, and enduring - treasures that hold a story beneath the surface. Scorpios thrive in spaces that invite intimacy and reflection, where atmosphere and emotion are allowed to run deep. With magnetism, focus, and a talent for uncovering hidden beauty, Scorpios infuse their relationships, and their homes, with soul, intrigue, and a quiet kind of power.

Scorpio Gifting

This month’s Colour Pairing brings together Olive & Chocolate – a grounded earthy green with earthy depth, and a rich, chocolate brown. Olive speaks of nature’s resilience, organic and enduring, while Chocolate brings warmth, indulgence and quiet sophistication. Together, they create a harmony that feels both rooted and refined. Think natural textures, soft leathers, and deep woven fabrics that invite touch and comfort. Whether in interiors, fashion, or everyday accents, this pairing offers balance – earthy calm with a decadent edge, grounding yet deeply inviting.

Chocolate & Olive Edit

Curated by Laura Jackson, ST-GERMAIN x Glassette Tablescape Edit brings everything you need to create a beautiful festive tablescape.
Inside, you’ll find ST-GERMAIN Elderflower Liqueur, Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne, a cocktail stirrer, Arkitaip napkins, Joanna Ling candleholders and Pygmalion London dinner candles - all designed to help you create a warm, welcoming and effortlessly stylish celebration.

Glassette x ST-GERMAIN

Glassette x ST-GERMAIN Tablescape Edit

In 1967, architect Junzo Yoshimura designed the Shonan-Chigasaki House - a quiet landmark of Japanese modernism, where clean lines and soft light frame views of the sea. Nearly sixty years on, its spirit lives on in a sky-blue carpet, originally custom-made for the home and recently revived by @yamagatadantsu from the archives.
The carpet’s return is more than a restoration - it is a dialogue across generations, a preservation of Yoshimura’s vision and a reminder that modernism was always about more than form. It was about feeling. About atmosphere. About the way a single color can hold the memory of a place.
Inspired by the quiet elegance of Japanese mid-century modernism, we’ve curated an edit that captures its spirit below!

The Shonan-Chigasaki House

We live in a culture of the new - the fresh-out-the-box, straight-off-the-shelf, next-day-delivered. But behind the shiny curtain of convenience is an uncomfortable truth: food waste. In the UK alone, more than 9.5 million tonnes of food are wasted each year, much of it perfectly edible. Enter Too Good To Go, the app that's reframing the way we see surplus.

Waste Worth The Hype!

Why Too Good To Go Is Changing The Way We Think About Leftovers

Napkins don’t need to remain as plain, folded squares placed beside a plate. With a little creativity, they can be twisted, tied, or sculpted into shapes that feel just as delightful as the meal itself. From simple knots and casual rolls to more intricate origami-inspired folds, napkins can instantly elevate the dining experience. They add a touch of artistry, charm, and personality to the table, making even everyday meals feel special. Here are a few ideas to style your napkins and bring extra joy to your table setting.

Creative Ideas For Folding Napkins

Stripes in the home are timeless - never trend-driven, always versatile. Whether bold and graphic or soft and subtle, they bring balance, and personality into any space. From crisp monochrome lines that add structure to colourful clashes that spark joy, stripes work beautifully across cushions, rugs, bedding, and tabletop accents. A classic Breton stripe can feel calm, while playful diagonal or oversized stripes create striking focal points. We’ve curated our favourite stripe-inspired homeware pieces to show how this enduring pattern can refresh every corner, adding character and joy to your interiors.

The Stripe Edit

This moodboard gathers around the candlelit tables and weathered wooden interiors of a remote Danish village, as seen in Gabriel Axel’s Babette’s Feast (1987) - a world where austerity slowly yields to abundance and grace. We’ve chosen linen tablecloths, white ceramics, and glimmering silverware to capture a touch of that quiet, soulful hospitality for your home.

Film Moodboards: Babette’s Feast

Wallpaper is back, but not as you remember it. Gone are the days of flat florals and dated repeats - today’s designs are bold, textured, and deeply personal. From mural-like landscapes that wrap you in atmosphere to abstract patterns that energise a space, wallpaper has become less of a backdrop and more of a statement. It’s about creating a mood, telling a story, and giving walls the same care we give to furniture or art. Whether you cover a whole room or just a single wall, wallpaper is the quickest way to transform a space.

Wallpaper Is Back Edit

A collaboration between Onsuri and Glassette, Ovette is a celebration of shared values: craft, simplicity, and good taste.
Harvested from a single-estate family farm in Jordan and made using Arbequina olives grown in the Fertile Crescent and cold-extracted within the hour, our oils carry the prestige of being ranked 3rd best in the world by the EVOO World Ranking (EVOOWR). The result: a smooth, green, quietly bold extra virgin olive oil — rich in polyphenols and internationally awarded more than 100 times in just three years. Use it generously. Savour it slowly.

Bring your holiday home and recreate the comfort of your favourite hotel bathroom. As the season shifts, the bathroom becomes more than a place of routine - it’s a space to pause, restore, and indulge in stillness. Autumn calls for long, candlelit baths and revitalising showers that reset both body and mind. We’ve curated an edit of calming textures, thoughtful details, and timeless accents to help transform your bathroom into a retreat from the everyday. Think soft towels, sculptural accessories, and elevated essentials that invite you to slow down and savour the ritual. Your sanctuary starts here!

Recreate a Hotel Bathroom

Recreate Your Favourite Hotel Bathroom

Edinburgh is a city of quiet beauty and layered charm - where cobbled streets meet creative energy, and grand architecture sits alongside independent shops, hidden gardens, and neighbourhood cafes. For our latest Considered Escape edit, Jessica Elliott Dennison curates her guide to Scotland’s capital: a thoughtful mix of places to shop, stay, eat, and explore. From cult bakeries and intimate restaurants to design-led hotels and serene green spaces, this is Edinburgh through a slower, more curated lens - an invitation to wander, discover, and settle into its understated magic!

Edinburgh City Guide

Edinburgh City Guide By Jessica Elliott Dennison

Put the kettle on and spend five minutes with Georgie Mullen (@georgieeats), whose debut cookbook What to Cook & When to Cook It celebrates cooking with the seasons. Georgie’s journey began at 14, when she started cooking for her mum, who had early-onset Alzheimer’s. What began as necessity grew into joy, guided by well-thumbed recipe books and a curiosity for flavour. Since 2018, Georgie has shared her recipes online, building a loyal community, cookery classes, and now her first book—rooted in food that’s modern, generous, relaxed, and full of memory.

Georgie Mullen's Kitchen Table

Put the kettle on and spend five minutes with chef Ben Lippett (@dinnerbyben), whose new cookbook How I Cook is brimming with the same comfort and generosity he brings to the table. Ben shares stories of food woven with memory - like his first prawn baguette by the sea, and the quiet honour of being cooked for, especially on life’s milestone days!

Ben Lippett's Kitchen Table

Cookbook author and food stylist Xanthe Ross (@xanthemross) invites us into her flavour-filled world of seasonal simplicity and shared tables. In our latest interview, she shares the joy of feeding a room full of friends, the underrated magic of slow-cooked beans, and the comfort of fresh bread from childhood kitchens. From the first clink of drinks to the last bite of burrata-laced rigatoni, Xanthe reminds us that hosting doesn’t have to be hard, just thoughtful, generous, and grounded in good ingredients.

Xanthe Ross's Kitchen Table

Our biggest collaboration collection yet: Glassette x Secret Linen Store. Postcards From Home is an ode to slow days and the joy of staying in. A capsule of quiet luxuries - designed for pause. This collection is a tactile celebration of stillness: stripes that bring back nostalgia, textures that soften, tones that soothe. Pieces made to be layered, lived with, and loved, each one a gentle reminder to take things slowly. Fill your space with colour. With comfort. With intention. This is the art of staying in.

Glassette x Secret Linen Store

Step inside the season with a curated room-by-room edit from the NEXT Home Spring Summer 2025 collection, styled by Glassette. From serene bedrooms to golden hour kitchens and vibrant alfresco moments, this edit brings character, colour, and effortless charm to every corner of your home. We brought the edit to life in a light-filled Victorian home in Crystal Palace, an inspiring space where classic architecture meets contemporary design.

NEXT Home x Glassette Edit

NEXT Home x Glassette: A Room By Room Edit

Make a cup of tea and take five minutes with chef Tom Kerridge (@cheftomkerridge). The way Tom talks about food is steeped in warmth, he has an infectious passion for flavour. He shares stories of growing up with hearty meals, the joy of slow cooking, and how special it is to be cooked for - how those memories really linger and stay with you. Tom’s advice for anyone looking to build confidence in the kitchen will leave you inspired to roll up your sleeves and get cooking. From robust, comforting plates to simple dishes that sing, Tom brings a spirit of celebration to every meal, making even the most ordinary days feel special.

Tom Kerridge's Kitchen Table

Tales From My Kitchen Table with Tom Kerridge

We’re fascinated by the curious ritual of reading and how creating time and space to read can be an anchor in our days. We take five minutes with actor & writer Minnie Driver to discuss the importance of reading in her life. The topics of conversation jump from Minnie’s idyllic reading deck at home to her favourite bookshop in the world, from deciding what to read next, to the book she feels most understood by. For someone whose work centres around stories and how we tell them, Minnie sees reading as a way to live many more lives than the one we find ourselves in.

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