This week’s Nice Things edit moves between the familiar and the theatrical. Lived-in spaces take centre stage, where matchboxes, stacked books, and soft textiles make the ordinary feel quietly extraordinary. Reasons to smile arrive in fleeting details.
Blanket season softens rooms with warmth and weight, while inventive wrapping alternatives turn gifting into a playful ritual of fabric, ribbon, and reuse. Sculptural homeware exaggerates its presence - twisting, tilting, demanding to be seen - while even the smallest objects hold their own, carrying a spark of design in miniature.

Nice Things This Week

This week’s Nice Things edit moves between the familiar and the theatrical. Lived-in spaces take centre stage, where matchboxes, stacked books, and soft textiles make the ordinary feel quietly extraordinary. Reasons to smile arrive in fleeting details.

Blanket season softens rooms with warmth and weight, while inventive wrapping alternatives turn gifting into a playful ritual of fabric, ribbon, and reuse. Sculptural homeware exaggerates its presence - twisting, tilting, demanding to be seen - while even the smallest objects hold their own, carrying a spark of design in miniature.

Whatever this season brings - whether it’s busy schedules, quiet evenings, or much-needed downtime, our Self Care edit is here to make it all a little brighter.

Self Care Edit

The Glassette Edit

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

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.

From laid-back al fresco breakfasts to vibrant late-summer dinners and casual drinks with friends.

End of Summer Hosting

The 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

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.

Postcards From Home is an ode to slow days and the joy of staying in. A capsule of quiet luxuries - designed for pause.

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.

Glassette x NEXT Home

The Edited Space

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.

Reading with Minnie Driver

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. Follow Minnie: @driverminnie

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.

Reading Rituals with Minnie Driver

Here at Glassette, we are life-long collectors of things. We are sentimental about the objects we find and collect for our homes, whether that’s a 60s leather chair or a new hand built mushroom mug, everything is curated with care. If you’re also the kind of person who finds thrills in scouring charity shops and frequenting local car boots sales, this one is for you.

The Collector’s Guide to Europe’s Best Flea Markets

The Culture Drop

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

For our latest Considered Escape edit, Jessica Elliot Dennison curates her guide to Scotland’s capital: a thoughtful mix of places to shop, stay, eat, and explore.

Edinburgh City Guide By Jessica Elliot Dennison

A look inside the boutique hotel and artist residence Villa Lena, an 19th century villa nestled in the Tuscan hills. Villa Lena is a place where nature and creativity are celebrated and community is at the heart of every day.