25 Soho Home pieces our interiors team have their eyes on this month

Why we love it: This table lamp will effortlessly blend in with various settings, whether it graces a living room, study, or bedroom, and if you ask us, it’s the perfect lamp for achieving a modern chic aesthetic at home.

Why we love it: With deep brown woods on the rise, it's become increasingly harder to find those lighter pieces for the warmer months. This textured bedside table with a contrasting marble top is exactly what we're looking for as we embrace the warmer weather.

Why we love it: Whether tucked into a quiet nook beside a beautifully arranged bookcase or used as an accent chair in your bedroom, a comfortable armchair is the essential finishing touch for a chic yet cozy corner at home. Inspired by the classic styles of Soho House Dean Street, the Henri is upholstered in durable cotton velvet, and, finished with contrasting mid-tone oak legs. Dreamy.

Why we love it: If you have your garden furniture ready but are in search of accessories to create a warm ambience for enjoying the last few months of longer sunny days, make a beeline for this modern candelabra.

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. With its Art-Deco inspired design, this arch-shaped unit is crafted from a mix of solid oak, solid walnut, and oak burl veneer. Open it up to reveal plenty of place to store wine bottles, a pull-out bar top, and a mirrored back that enhances its luxurious appeal — perfect for entertaining guests.

Why we love it: Inspired by Babington House, the Sima Throw boasts a mix of materials and a blend of deep hues. Woven from pure lightweight lambswool and featuring an oversized dogtooth pattern, it adds a striking three-dimensional effect to enhance any sofa bed or armchair.

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.

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.

Why we love it: Hand-knotted in India, this Ikat-inspired rug, adorned in sherbet hues of navy, sage, and olive, will lift any room it adorns. While it's an investment piece, its premium materials will ensure it lasts you a lifetime.

Why we love it: Ideal for tablescape enthusiasts, this raised bowl is perfect for adding dimension to flat dining set ups and, with a generous 30cm diameter, it's large enough for a varied fruit display, too.

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.

Why we love it: Linen is the ideal material to brighten up wood laden spaces and what better a room to do that in than the dining room. Take deep mahogany interiors from winter to spring in a matter of seconds, and why not add some fresh blooms while you're at it.

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.

Why we love it: This sage 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.

Why we love it: If curly coloured candlesticks aren't your bag, why not upgrade your candle holders instead? This French marble pair works well with neutral and deep green interiors and, with a crisp linen tablecloth, they'll elevate your Provencal tablescape with a gentle pop of 70s colour.

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.

Why we love it: The hammered copper cocktail shaker is tired and, what with Bridgerton back later this year, the Regency-core aesthetic is big once more. 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!

Why we love it: Ideal for a chic housewarming gesture, this set of three books adds a dash of luxury to a loved one's home, whether displayed on a coffee table or elegantly positioned on a bookshelf.

Why we love it: Made from 100% linen, this sage green duvet cover is just what your interiors need to freshen up for spring. Think this, a couple of scatter cushions and a textured throw draped across the end.

Why we love it: A top pick for bedroom decoration, this waved velvet chair will draw eyes away from your unmade bed – a la Tracey Emin – and would look even better accompanied with a contrasting cushion.

Why we love it: Available in three colours – including an antique rose – these velvet bound chairs bring a touch of character to the humble dining room chair without compromising on comfort, and bringing a vintage aesthetic throughout.