Edgars: Luxury Homeware For Every Occasion
Bring a little luxe living to your abode with the homeware collections on offer from Edgars. Glasses, cutlery, platters and more – they have something for every occasion.
If you love entertaining in style then you’ll love the wide range of products on offer from Edgars. Set the perfect dinner table with beautiful glassware – Toast to great friends and fine dining with the elegant Adagio red wine glass. The sleek design is polished off with a long smooth stem, a large flat base and a wide textured goblet.
A modern twist on a classic, the Colour Wine glass from the Private Collection is bold and confident. We love the combination of the bold colour on a classic design. Cheers to the bold life!!!
Edgars also boasts a wonderful selection of crockery with porcelain plates and platters to make dining easy and stylish.
Impress your guests with the striking monochrome Grid plate featuring a striking grid pattern, ideal for those appetizers. The Stroke Plate and Stroke Platter are also exquisite offerings and are sure to add some colour and life to your party and dining table.
Take a look at some of our favourites here:
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