Our Must-Have Homeware Picks for January

This intricate new chandelier from Pooky is made up of clear glass tubes – readers of a certain age will understand why they’ve called it the Oldfield. £1,310 Pooky at Redbrick, Batley pooky.com

Because everyone needs a hand-painted cocktail shaker in their life, right? Midnight blue cocktail shaker, £39.50 ibbi at Vallum, Northumberland ibbidirect.co.uk

The experts at Peter Tyson are the only people you need to talk to to get the best home hi-fi set up. The Klimax LP12 from Linn is the result of a relentless pursuit of musical excellence that has continued for over 40 years and represents the pinnacle of vinyl reproduction today. Choose from a selection of plinths to match the rest of your Linn system. Klimax LP12 Turntable, £25,100 Peter Tyson, Kingston Park petertyson.co.uk 

Fine edge over mantle mirror in gold, from £449 Heal’s at Fenwick, Newcastle heals.co.uk 

These mouth-blown glasses feature a pretty scalloped design inspired by vintage glassware. Bethnal Champagne coupe, £40 (set of two) Neptune, York and Aberford and at Bridgewater Interiors, Gateshead and Wylam 

Fireside matches, £11 Paddywax at Cinnamon Bay, Yarm  

Saili statement candle holder, £65 Nkuku, stockists regionwide

Starstruck aqua cushion, £80 Anna Morgan, Ilkley anna-morgan.com

Things you never knew you needed: with a built-in bottle opener for the tonic, a serrated edge to slice the fruit, and a pinched head to pick the fruit up and drop it into your gin with, a gin & tonic knife needs to be on your wishlist. Sterling silver gin & tonic knife, £38 Ruby Tuesday, Alnwick rubytuesday.co.uk 

Aluminium and enamel cross with gold details, £18.95 Covet, Ilkley