31 Soho Home pieces on our interiors writer's wishlist
Soho Home has long been the go-to for that covetable, lived-in-luxe vibe that Soho House members enjoy behind closed doors. While the growing number of online furniture stores gives us plenty of options, the GLAMOUR team consistently looks to Soho Home for refined interiors inspiration. Think: velvet armchairs, marble top dining tables, and hand-blown glassware that turns your own home into a private members’ club (with better snacks).
Born in 2016 to much fanfare, Soho Home is the interiors offshoot of the global Soho House empire – and the brand has since become a byword for cool, curated living. Drawing inspiration from more than 40 Houses worldwide – from Hong Kong to New York, White City to Soho House Rome – each piece feels like a love letter to elevated interior design.
What started with a humble collection of glassware has bloomed into an expansive catalogue of investment pieces. We're talking buttery boucle footstools, solid oak side tables, antique rose square cushions, and chandeliers that wouldn’t look out of place in a Parisian loft. Whether you're outfitting your living room or hunting down the perfect bedside table, there's a reason this is one of the best Soho Home edits out there.
If you're as obsessed with your living space as we are, Soho Home offers more than just beautiful homeware. The latest new-in pieces have us completely hooked. There's the Theodore armchair, upholstered in olive green velvet and linen – a lesson in how to do relaxed luxury. Then there's the matching daybed, with its sleek silhouette and deep tufted seat that basically begs for a Sunday nap. And don't sleep on the Hawksworth table lamp, either – a sculptural stone base and soft textured shade give it that vintage-meets-modern charm we can't get enough of.
Whether you're lusting over a sleek sofa or sofa bed to elevate your living room game, or saving up for that full-price velvet headboard, Soho Home ticks every aesthetic box – and then some. The vibe is grown-up but not overly serious, modern but never sterile. We've pulled together a roundup of our must-have Soho Home pieces to buy online now. Because, really, who doesn’t want their flat to feel like a Soho House suite?
What is Soho Home furniture?
Soho Home furniture is based on the idea that Soho House admirers, be it members or non members, can ‘Bring the House home.’ It allows customers to pick styles from their favourite Houses across the globe, from New York to Sydney, and bring them into the heart of their very own living spaces. The pieces are made with high quality materials, including leather, oak and velvet and, much like a high-traffic members club, they're designed to last through frequent use.
What is Soho Home plus?
SOHO HOME+ is a £100-per-year membership that offers its patrons 15% off full price products (which, for a large portion of the site's products, would work out at well over the £100 fee), free UK delivery for most items, early access to sales and, for sale items, an extra 20% off. Additionally, exclusive membership grants access to Houses worldwide, offering preferential rates on dining and spa services for members to indulge in.
Do Soho House members get discount on Soho Home?
Yes, Soho House members get 15% off at Soho Home.
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Why we love it: All clean lines and quiet confidence, this piece nails that laid-back luxe look. The generous bolster cushions give it a sculptural edge, while the chunky wood frame brings warmth and weight. Upholstered in plush cotton velvet, this is luxury seating that invites sprawling – perfect for stretching out solo or showing off our most stylish throws.
Pros & ConsPros- Antique rose velvet.
- Compact luxury.
- Versatile.
Cons- Limited colour options.
Why we love it: This one’s got texture in spades. Chunky travertine blocks stack up into a bold octagonal base, giving serious sculptural energy, while the tactile silk shade keeps things soft and glowy. The contrast does all the heavy lifting — rough meets refined, sharp meets sheer — and the result is quietly showstopping. Just plug in and let it do its thing.
Pros & ConsPros- Weighty sculptural base.
- Gives soft ambient light.
Cons- Nothing from us.
Why we love it: Think of this as the rug equivalent of a vintage silk scarf — cool, colourful, and on the right side of nostalgic. Meticulously hand-knotted over six months by artisans in India, its playful twist on classic stripes brings a burst of personality to any room. A little retro, a little refined, and totally House-inspired.
Pros & ConsPros- Hand-knotted quality.
- Soft, muted tones.
Cons- Nothing to see here.
Why we love it: Not just our go-to for design-led homeware, Soho Home also makes some of the best night gowns in the business. The hotel-style House Robe is crafted from an extra thick, sumptuously soft recycled fabric and is elegantly adorned with the classic brand logo. Whether gifted with a personalised monogram or kept for one's own lounging, it’s a must-have for chilly nights.
Pros & ConsPros- Plush cotton.
- Hotel-style comfort.
Cons- Limited colour range.
Why we love it: One of the most elegant sofas of the year, this three-seater features a soft, rounded silhouette with a fluted backrest, fully enveloped in sumptuous velvet. Inspired by the social spaces of Soho House Nashville, this multi-functional design is available as a complete piece or in separate modules, which connect seamlessly with discreet crocodile clips to create versatile seating arrangements tailored to any space. Dreamy.
Pros & ConsPros- Soft, rounded three-seater with a fluted velvet backrest.
- Multi-functional: available as full sofa or separate modules.
Cons- Delivery from 13 to 15 weeks.
Why we love it: Crafted in the UK, the Aldway cushion features a hand-drawn, printed motif in gorgeous autumnal hues. Its design draws inspiration from the layered patterns of Babington House, echoing the interplay of decorative wallpapers and floral fabrics for a look that is both sophisticated and timeless.
Pros & ConsPros- Crafted in the UK.
- Hand-drawn, printed design.
Cons- Price point.
Why we love it: If you've ever been marvelled by the renowned Hide timber staircase on London's Piccadilly, you'll likely have a penchant for these chairs. With a tapered natural branch style on both the backrest and legs, the Sitwell dining chairs are neither overbearing nor wallflowers, drawing just the right amount of attention.
Pros & ConsPros- Chic mid-century design.
- Comfortable seating.
Cons- A pricey pair.
Why we love it: Crafted from high-quality, silver-plated stainless steel with a fluted finish, this footed serving platter was originally designed for Soho Mews House. Perfect for entertaining, it will bring a touch of Mayfair club sophistication to your own table setting.
Pros & ConsPros- Gorgeous fluted finish.
- Silver plated stainless steel.
Cons- Handwash only.
Why we love it: As brown woods continue to trend, bringing warm tones into your home is becoming a year-round favourite. This bedside table with its contrasting marble top is the perfect piece to add both texture and depth to your bedroom.
Pros & ConsPros- Carrara marble top.
- Sleek storage.
Cons- Very expensive when bought as a pair.
Why we love it: This portable, dome-shaped lamp is crafted entirely from coloured glass, accented with brass bands at the base, stem, and top of its shade. Inspired by the outdoor table lighting at 180 House, it features a three-stage dimmer and is available in three warm-hued variations, casting a soft, inviting glow throughout any space.
Pros & ConsPros- Portable design.
- Fast delivery.
- Available in three colours.
Cons- Takes 6.5-8 hours to fully charge.
Why we love it: Marrying a timeless Soho Home design – Shoreditch House, to be specific – with a warm, olive colourway and eco-friendly recycled fabrics, this one-two person loveseat would look just gorgeous with an antique side table and a warm, Edison lightbulb floor lamp.
Pros & ConsPros- Curved silhouette.
- Luxe upholstery.
Cons- High price point.
Why we love it: Woven in Italy, the Elizabeth throw features a botanical motif in the centre which is inspired by the intricate architectural mouldings of Parisian and Istanbul residences. Set against a deep green base that we adore, its tactile fringed trims and sumptuous wool fabric offer plenty of texture visually.
Pros & ConsPros- Botanical pattern inspired by architectural mouldings in Paris and Istanbul.
- Soft and cosy wool fabric.
- Fast delivery.
Cons- Dry clean only.
Why we love it: We love the hand-drawn, high-pile rippled pattern of this rug, which delicately contrasts with the low-pile, neutral background. The best part? It's meticulously tufted by hand.
Pros & ConsPros- Hand-drawn high-pile rippled pattern adds subtle texture.
- Contrasts beautifully with low-pile, neutral background.
Cons- Nothing from us.
Why we love it: One of the simplest ways to add visual interest to your living or dining room is by incorporating texture into your lighting. The Maris Pendant achieves this perfectly with its unique domed structure that nods to the designs in the Farm Huts at Soho Farmhouse. And, while the design certainly leans modern, we appreciate the neutral hues and clean lines that give it a timeless appeal.
Pros & ConsPros- Quality brass finish.
- Art Deco vibe.
Cons- Long lead time.
Barwell Cut Crystal Rocks Glass
Why we love it: Bringing the iconic barware from the Houses into the heart of your own home, this four piece set from the brand is a best-seller with its cut and polished finish, not to mention its ample size for, say, an Old fashioned.
Pros & ConsPros- Diamond-cut crystal.
- Timeless elegance.
Cons- Hand-wash only.
Why we love it: For a pop of colour, this luxury mohair-blend throw featuring a timeless check pattern and delicate fringed edging will add a ripple of texture to a bed or a living room chair and, while it can't be machine washed, it can be dry cleaned.
Pros & ConsPros- Soft mohair blend.
- Colourful check pattern.
Cons- Dry-clean only.
Why we love it: A top pick for bedroom decoration, this waved velvet armchair will draw eyes away from your unmade bed – a la Tracey Emin – and would look even better accompanied with a contrasting cushion.
Pros & ConsPros- Plush velvet upholstery.
- Compact design.
Cons- Limited colour options.
'Untitled (Candy Floss)' by Henry Ward
Why we love it: London-based painter Henry Ward also dabbles in small sculptures and drawings, but it’s his paintings that truly captivate. We’re drawn to his work at Soho Home, where each piece – crafted at his kitchen table, in his shed, or in the studio – is so thoughtfully made. It’s undoubtedly an investment, but one that’s set to become a cherished heirloom over the years.
Pros & ConsPros- Beautiful abstract oil painting.
Cons- High price point.
- Delivery is 6 weeks.
- Pros & ConsPros
- Upholstered headboard.
- Solid oak frame.
Cons- Nothing to see here.
Why we love it: With its warm oak finish, this freestanding shelving unit is a perfect addition to living spaces with a mid-century feel. It brags an asymmetric design that will add character to any space and arrives fully assembled for ease.
Pros & ConsPros- Modular design.
- Rich oak finish.
Cons- Very expensive.
Why we love it: If splurging on a built-in bar just isn’t an option, consider investing in the sleekest bar cabinet money can buy. Boasting an Art Deco-inspired design, this piece opens to reveal ample space for wine bottles, a pull-out top drawer, and a mirrored back with internal LED lighting that elevates its luxurious charm — ideal for entertaining guests.
Pros & ConsPros- Grey Emperador marble.
- Ample storage.
Cons- An investment buy.
Why we love it: This grey-blue footstool can work as extra seating, a dressing table perch or, as you might expect, a footstool. It looks complete on its own or alongside your furniture set up and, available in three colours, you'll likely find a statement shade to match your scheme.
Pros & ConsPros- Versatile use.
- Plush cushioning.
Cons- Limited colour range.
Why we love it: An oval mirror is a classic, timeless option for a refined bathroom design. This iteration features a ribbed lucite frame with brass accents, drawing inspiration from the sophisticated finishes of White City House, making it a standout choice.
Pros & ConsPros- Antique brass frame.
- Statement piece.
Cons- Pricey.
Why we love it: A true statement piece that’s equal parts glam and functional. Crafted in-house at Soho Home, it features stacked square blocks of green, moulded glass that create a sleek column silhouette. With a bulb at every level, it casts an even, warm glow that's pure ambience.
Pros & ConsPros- Unique design.
- Sculptural form.
Cons- High price tag.
Why we love it: The warm neutral tones of this cushion are beautifully accented with ochre details and finished with delicate eyelash fringing for added texture. Style it on a bed to create a cosy, layered look or drape it over a sofa with coordinating throws for an effortlessly chic vibe.
Pros & ConsPros- Jacquard pattern.
- Plush fill.
Cons- Pricey for a cushion.
Why we love it: With its chunky curves and soft mushroom hue, this outdoor coffee table is pure low-key cool. Made from weatherproof concrete with a reactive glaze, it’s solid enough to anchor your al fresco setup, but the rounded edges keep it feeling relaxed. A little sculptural, a little playful — it makes our garden look effortlessly put together, no styling tricks required.
Pros & ConsPros- Weatherproof concrete.
- Minimalist design.
Cons- Heavy to move.
Why we love it: Finding a vase that looks just as complete with blooms as it does without them is quite the feat. This one on the other hand hits the vase nail on its figurative head, combining aesthetics, height and a functional vase structure perfect for a pair of bunny tails or pampas grass.
Pros & ConsPros- Handcrafted marble.
- Sculptural form.
Cons- No notes from us.
Why we love it: This throw is a timeless addition to any room, featuring neutral hues that will effortlessly complement your décor. Crafted in Belgium from a linen blend, it features a striped pattern in a warm rust-hue. Finished with hand-fringing for added texture, it will pair beautifully with other neutral colours and patterns.
Pros & ConsPros- Soft wool blend.
- Neutral palette.
Cons- Dry-clean only.
Rochester Engraved Silver Cocktail Shaker
Why we love it: This piece makes a great gift or wedding present or, for the bar cart enthusiast, it's a sparkling centrepiece… if you remember to polish it!
Pros & ConsPros- Engraved silver.
- Vintage charm.
Cons- Smaller capacity than other shakers.
Purton Highball, Set of Four, Pistachio
Why we love it: Sunshine in glass form. These pistachio-toned highballs are hand-blown in Mexico and bring a fresh hit of colour to your drinks trolley. The tapered shape nods to vintage barware, while the soft green tint keeps things light hand breezy. Great for everything from your morning juice to your evening spritz.
Pros & ConsPros- Trendy pistachio tint.
- Hand-blown glass.
Cons- Delicate care needed.
Why we love it: This low-sitting tub chair, with its mix of materials (think rich velvet, solid oak and tactile linen) is the height of laid-back glamour. We love its deeply textured pleats that feature around the curvy body of the chair, and of course the fact that it swivels – perfect for grabbing a martini without getting up.
Pros & ConsPros- Plush velvet-linen blend.
- Smooth swivel action.
- Sculptural silhouette.
Cons- High price tag.
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