I'm an Interiors-Obsessed Fashion Editor—12 New Homeware Finds I Need You to See

This dinner set is beyond beautiful, and such a great price.

I've just ordered this and plan on adding a cute bow to it also.

The subtle green hue woven into this rug will add a palatable dose of colour into any room.

Glassware is my weakness—these wine glasses are next on my list.

Birdie Fortescue always delivers when it comes to refined prints.

Such a great buy for a hallway or unembellished corner.

Picture this with white hydrangeas in it.

Hudson Home is one of my favourite places to shop interiors—now, it has added larger, classy furniture items to its roster.

The ideal addition to the above sideboard.

Toast creates some of the chicest soft furnishings on the market.

A Diptique candle with a rattan lid? Dreams do come true.

I'm considering ordering this for my bedroom.

Every hostess worth their Maldon salt knows that it's the finer details that really pull together a tablescape. These napkin rings will add an elegant touch, no matter your theme. 

That's right, Loewe has progressed from candles and reed diffusers to hand soap. My salary will never quite hit the same.

Soho Home creates exquisite pieces that are sure to elevate any space. Build a chic reading nook by placing this in the corner of your room, adding a wall sconce (a rechargeable bulb will mean no wiring is required), a thrifted bookcase (I just found one on Facebook Marketplace) and a cosy throw. 

I've been on the hunt for the perfect rust-coloured cushion (one that doesn't look like a Halloween gimmick). This is it. 

I know scalloped edges are a big trend right now, but instead of investing in little pieces here and there, which can look a little OTT when it all comes together, I'd advise going for one big item to really buy in. This mirror would look chic leaning against a soft blue wall, but the dark-wood frame will also add depth to neutral colour schemes. 

I spent weeks sourcing a vintage, wrought-iron martini table just like this on eBay, only for it to eventually go well beyond my budget. Right on cue, Zara has come up with the goods (in two sizes, no less). 

Adding cloth napkins will make even the most humble of weekday dinners feel more special. 

Big rugs usually cost big bucks, which is why I always recommend checking out H&M Home's offering before you splurge on something expensive. This looks so high-end but costs under £100. 

Next has teamed up with interiors expert Nina Campbell to create an edit of seriously chic pieces, this lamp being one of the strongest in the collection. 

You know I'm going to want to have this elegant room spray on display for all to see. 

Vaisselle specialises in creating pretty ceramics with a French design flair by utilising traditional techniques in a modern way, i.e. with a vibrant colour palette. 

So cute! I have no cupboard space left (glassware is my vice), but so cute.

I recently burned an Evermore London candle and was impressed by its fragrance payoff and burn time. Next, I'm inviting the outdoors in with this Grove scent—a blend of pine needle, eucalyptus, moss and silver fir. 

I always find something to lust after from The White Company, and this is next in line. This bowl has been skilfully crafted in Indonesia using heritage techniques. 

This chair looks so much more expensive than its price tag. It comes in taupe and olive (and a charcoal colourway that's currently out of stock), but the pink is definitely the most beautiful of them all, in my opinion. As someone who's favourite colour is beige, that's saying something. 

I'm always looking for tricks to add depth to my interiors, and the easiest way to do so is with different textures. This cotton cushion will layer seamlessly with the velvet ones I already own, creating more visual interest without distracting from the overall look. 

If you're interested in brushing up on your interiors know-how, Create Academy is an unrivalled resource. With online courses led by industry experts, you can learn a new craft whilst picking up plenty of inspo for yourself. 

Loewe's blankets have become just as much of a status symbol as its bags. I'd layer this over the arm of a chair with the leather logo appliqué facing outwards for all to see. 

See what I mean about glassware? My absolute vice. But who could resist this set of olive-green highballs?

Bobbin detailing is having a renaissance, with bobbled wood featuring on everything from chair legs to chic mirrors, just like this one. 

One of the most reliable ways to make your interiors look more premium is with lamps, and lots of them. This brass style looks so expensive. 

Original artwork is an investment—when you find something as special as this, it's best not to let it pass you by. 

Bed Threads has some of the chicest bedding and cushions on the market, but its towels? They're in a league of their own. 

Placed beside the bathtub or used as a rustic side table; the potential spots to place this stool are endless. 

I received this platter as a Christmas gift and it's almost too beautiful to use. Almost. 

I gifted these with a bottle of white wine to a friend and the whole thing went down a treat. 

Spruce up an old sideboard or plain cupboard with some of the most stunning hardware I've ever laid eyes on. Matilda Goad, you're a genius.