Luxury homeware accessories are all about materials; They are simple and elegant in design, but have a sense of weight with metal and marble details. That sums it up perfectly Next New N. Premium Home Decor Accessories.
Next its launch N. Premium homeware range last yearBy focusing on gorgeous pieces of Furniture which embraces wood finishes, marble and brass details. It gave the look of Soho home furniture, but at a fraction of the price, with most furniture costing between £300 and £1,000. However, it’s still a steep price to pay if you’re looking to add a few luxuries to your home on a budget.
Fortunately, Next is slowly adding more homeware accessories to its range, offering the chance to level up your home for under £100.
New home accessories seen in person
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I was allowed to get hands-on with home decor at Next’s Spring-Summer 2026 showcase. Here are 9 picks that caught my eye IRL for their expensive looks and reasonable price tags.
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Brass n. Premium Edgecoat Marble Rechargeable Table Lamp
This is one of the star pieces of the new collection, with a charming mid-century look at a steal of a price. Oh, and did I mention it’s wireless? The base is made of marble, and I loved the subtle sheen of the opal glass shade when I saw it in person.
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Natural n. Premium marble and wood pedestal serving board
If you’re looking to upgrade a kitchen island or sideboard, this piece is perfect for displaying candles or cakes. It’s on the more expensive side, but it’s made from 100% wood and sawn marble, and is a smart way to make your kitchen worktops a little more fancy.
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Natural n. Premium marble and wooden utensil pot
This piece immediately caught my eye, not as a utensil but as a potential wine cooler. It’s a heavy piece of marble that doesn’t look like it belongs (well) in Next. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a piece like this in the homeware section at Harrods.
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Natural N. Premium Marble and Mango Wood Vase
If you’re in the market for a statement vase in your hallway, this one does the trick. At the showcase, it managed to grab the eye even in a busy room. I’d style it with dried sculptural branches, mostly because it’s so heavy that you don’t want to empty the water regularly.
New home decor accessories are heavy on marble and minimalistic luxury. Which part would you take for your home?





