NEXT Home x Glassette: A Room By Room Edit
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.
We styled the Mediterranean-inspired kitchen and elegant living spaces with a curated selection of NEXT Home and Glassette pieces, using the house’s natural textures – bare plaster walls, earthy marble surfaces, parquet floors – as a backdrop to create moments of quiet charm and visual delight.
Sit Down, Stay a While
Soft textures, warm lighting, and muted tones set the mood for a calm and cosy living space. An ochre velvet sofa anchors the room, paired with a soild mango wood and marble coffee table - together creating a scene that’s both grounded and inviting.
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Come On In
The perfect welcome starts in the hallway. The Flinton Sideboard brings warm texture and elegant storage, while the Tyra Table Lamp casts a soft, unique glow - styled with fresh fruit and vibrant florals for an uplifting, lived-in first impression.
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Sweet Rest
Spring daffodils, well-loved books, and soft layers of linen bring a sense of ease to the bedroom. The NEXT Home dressing table, styled with fresh flowers, ambient lighting, and Glassette prints, turns daily rituals into something beautiful.
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A Colourful Gathering
A crisp white tablecloth layered with playful pink napkins sets the scene. NEXT Home’s dishes hold chequered tapas and cucumber ribbons, while bud vases dot the table - all framed by the sculptural form of the Stockholm dining chairs, bringing a refined touch to this joyful kitchen moment.
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Golden Hour for Two
Golden hour sets the tone for relaxed outdoor dining. The Abel outdoor set, with its rattan arms and laid-back charm, is styled with a patterned mat, mix-and-matched plates, and a single bud vase. A setting made for long evenings and second servings.”
