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

The soft swirl effect of our Briscombe glassware lends an optic feel for added texture and depth