If you’ve been following this year’s Interior Design Masters on the BBC, you won’t have missed that earlier this week, Lia Gold was crowned the winner and won a contract to design a homeware collection with Next.

Lia Gold’s joyful collection with Next dropped yesterday, and I was able to see the full collection in person on launch day. Seeing homeware you can typically only buy online in person as soon as it goes on sale – sometimes even before – is one of the perks of my job. It means I can find out firsthand if something really does look as good IRL as it does on screen, and in this case, I’m happy to report it looks better.

I’m a huge fan of Interior Design Masters, rarely missing an episode, so I was intrigued to see what this year’s winning collaboration would look like. While I was surprised not to see Lia’s signature florals from the show in the collection, I think the unexpected direction made me like it even more. Lia leaned into her Scottish Italian roots to create a bright and sunny range of homeware that was the jolt of colour I needed to see during this rainy week.

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The standout stars are, hands down, the fire engine red chilli ceramic plant pot and the tomato vase. Playful and vibrant, I was impressed with the quality and detail in these pieces when I saw them IRL.

The collection sticks to a tight colour palette of green, red and blue, making these pieces easier to mix into an existing room scheme. These are the 9-star pieces of the collection that impressed me the most when I saw them in person.

Take this as your sign to add a little Italian charm to your home this summer.

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