Glassware ranges

Synonymous with the Houses, from 40 Greek Street in London to New York, our Barwell crystal remains a House icon to this day

Our most classic crystal, the Roebling range takes its name from Brooklyn Bridge designer John A Roebling, and features intricate etched lines that echo the bridge's cables

Featuring more than 420 intricate cuts, our Huxley crystal is our take on a classic Regency-era design and draws inspiration from Little House Mayfair

Echoing glassware styles that were first used at Soho House 40 Greek Street, our Pembroke range is crafted from mouth-blown glass with soft, scalloped detail

Hand-blown from recycled glass, our Country range echoes the rustic, laid-back feel of our rural Soho House retreats

Named for its elegant textural design, the Fluted range is crafted from glass and each piece bears a unique finish

The decorative finish of our Coletta range takes inspiration from 1960s, white swirled lighting fixtures, as seen in Soho House Rome