I saw Next's new luxury homeware accessories IRL and can confirm they feel as expensive as they look - 9 picks that could easily be designer

This is one of the star pieces of the new collection, with it's sleek mid century look at a steal of a price. Oh, and did I mention it's wireless? The base is made from marble, and I loved the subtle glow the opal glass shade gave off when I saw it in person.

If you are looking to upgrade a kitchen island or a sideboard, this piece is perfect for displaying candles or cakes. It is on the more expensive side, but it's made from 100% wood and Sawar marble, and is a clever way to make your kitchen worktops look a bit more fancy.

This piece instantly caught my eye, not as a utensil pot but as a potential wine cooler. It is a heavy marble piece that does not look like it belongs at Next (in a good way). I wouldn't be surprised to spot a piece like this in the homeware department at Harrods.

I'm a sucker for any tray; they make everything (even half-opened toiletries) look more considered and expensive. This solid marble one is no different; however, it is running low in stock, so you'd better act fast if you want to snap it up.

Luxury homeware focuses on elevating the everyday, and this oil bottle will do just that. It has a heavy bottom and easy to use pourer, and is going to make your kitchen look a lot more expensive than that old plastic bottle of oil next to the hob.

I was very excited to see Next adding more everyday kitchen items like these wine glasses to it's premium offering. They could give The White Company a run for it's money with their crisp edges and elegantly thin stem.

Available in a black tea and white tea scent, I was immediately won over by this diffuser. I loved the look of this chic one-stick diffuser with the heavy amber glass bottle. It can also be used as a mini vase.

If you're in the market for a statement vase in your hallway, this does the trick. At the showcase, it still managed to draw the eye even in a busy room. I'd style it up with dried sculptural branches, largely because it's so heavy you won't want to empty the water regularly.

I'm enjoying the growing popularity of the statement hurricane candle holder. They are a chic way to display simple pillar candles, but they can also be paired with other scented candles to frame them on a coffee table.