20 July
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New homeware drop offers the perfect transition from late summer into early autumn
The change of season doesn't have to mean starting again. Sometimes it's the smallest updates - a sculptural vase, beautifully crafted serving bowl or statement lamp - that can completely transform the feel of a room.
Our latest homeware collection embraces that idea, with a carefully curated mix of artisan ceramics, Mediterranean-inspired tableware, tactile textures and coastal influences designed to carry your home gracefully from late summer into early autumn.
Oversized sculptural vases that define 2026’s best interior styling
“Replacing a cluster of smaller decorative accessories with a statement piece is one of the easiest ways to create impact on a console or dining table and freshen up your interiors for the changing season,” says Lucy Mather, our very own interiors expert.
Patterned Pitcher; Smoke Capiz Vase; Handmade Sky Bowl; Sugar Snap Vase; Twisted 3D Effect Printed Vase; Manila Gold Mirror; Burgundy 3D Effect Printed Vase
"These accessories do so much more than simply fill a space,” says Lucy. “Bold forms and tactile finishes become focal points, layering in texture and depth to a décor scheme. Quirky designs and rich glazes bring visual interest and allow a room to become personal not typical.”
Late summer entertaining moves from bright and bold to a softer, more sophisticated palette
"Late-summer entertaining calls for a softer, more considered aesthetic. Handcrafted ceramics, smoked glass, natural fibres and warm candlelight come together to create an effortless transition from alfresco summer dining to early autumn hosting."
Aztec-Inspired Set of 2 Serving Trays; Aztec-Inspired Salad Bowl & Servers; Wooden Palm Serving Tray; Carafe & Tumbler Set; Maiolica Decorative Bowl; Moss Stone Jug; Smoke Capiz Tray
“Vintage green remains a key colour alongside antique pink thanks to their timeless appeal. Both shades work effortlessly with natural materials such as wood, linen and stone, making them easy to layer throughout the seasons.”
Coastal-inspired accessories keep that holiday feeling alive well into autumn
"For coastal-inspired looks, we’re moving away from overtly nautical styling. Instead, it’s about choosing artisan ceramics, organic shapes, textured finishes and natural materials that subtly evoke the coast in a much more sophisticated way. It's a look that feels timeless rather than seasonal."
Blue Ombre Turbot Plate; Large Ariel Cushion; Fishy & Snappy Wall Art (4 designs); Schoal Table Lamp; Driftwood Table Lamp; Brown Speckled Fish Jug; Brown Speckled Fish Dish
“The desire to recreate the relaxed feel of a Mediterranean escape is continuing to shape interiors this season. These mid-summer homeware arrivals combine handcrafted ceramics, ocean-inspired blues, natural fibres and organic textures to create an effortless coastal aesthetic that works well beyond the summer months.”
"We're seeing people become far more confident in using accessories to express their personality," says Lucy. "Rather than playing it safe with neutral décor, they're investing in pieces that become talking points – whether that's a sculptural ceramic vase, an artisan serving platter or a beautifully crafted lamp. These are the details that make a home feel curated rather than simply decorated.
"And the days of matching accessories are behind us. It's about choosing fewer, better pieces that each bring character and tell a story."
The new arrivals are available now online and in-store, with new pieces continuing to land throughout the season.
Patterned Pitcher; Smoke Capiz Vase; Handmade Sky Bowl; Sugar Snap Vase; Twisted 3D Effect Printed Vase; Manila Gold Mirror; Burgundy 3D Effect Printed Vase
"These accessories do so much more than simply fill a space,” says Lucy. “Bold forms and tactile finishes become focal points, layering in texture and depth to a décor scheme. Quirky designs and rich glazes bring visual interest and allow a room to become personal not typical.”
Late summer entertaining moves from bright and bold to a softer, more sophisticated palette
"Late-summer entertaining calls for a softer, more considered aesthetic. Handcrafted ceramics, smoked glass, natural fibres and warm candlelight come together to create an effortless transition from alfresco summer dining to early autumn hosting."
Aztec-Inspired Set of 2 Serving Trays; Aztec-Inspired Salad Bowl & Servers; Wooden Palm Serving Tray; Carafe & Tumbler Set; Maiolica Decorative Bowl; Moss Stone Jug; Smoke Capiz Tray
“Vintage green remains a key colour alongside antique pink thanks to their timeless appeal. Both shades work effortlessly with natural materials such as wood, linen and stone, making them easy to layer throughout the seasons.”
Coastal-inspired accessories keep that holiday feeling alive well into autumn
"For coastal-inspired looks, we’re moving away from overtly nautical styling. Instead, it’s about choosing artisan ceramics, organic shapes, textured finishes and natural materials that subtly evoke the coast in a much more sophisticated way. It's a look that feels timeless rather than seasonal."
Blue Ombre Turbot Plate; Large Ariel Cushion; Fishy & Snappy Wall Art (4 designs); Schoal Table Lamp; Driftwood Table Lamp; Brown Speckled Fish Jug; Brown Speckled Fish Dish
“The desire to recreate the relaxed feel of a Mediterranean escape is continuing to shape interiors this season. These mid-summer homeware arrivals combine handcrafted ceramics, ocean-inspired blues, natural fibres and organic textures to create an effortless coastal aesthetic that works well beyond the summer months.”
"We're seeing people become far more confident in using accessories to express their personality," says Lucy. "Rather than playing it safe with neutral décor, they're investing in pieces that become talking points – whether that's a sculptural ceramic vase, an artisan serving platter or a beautifully crafted lamp. These are the details that make a home feel curated rather than simply decorated.
"And the days of matching accessories are behind us. It's about choosing fewer, better pieces that each bring character and tell a story."
The new arrivals are available now online and in-store, with new pieces continuing to land throughout the season.
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