Victoria Beckham has ventured into homeware design, but admits she never cooks for a dinner party.
The 52-year-old fashion designer is expanding her brand with a tableware collaboration with interiors giant Westwing.
With prices ranging from £54.99 for a set of cocktail napkins to £119 for a shell-shaped chrome butter dish and knife set, Victoria stresses that the range is ‘rooted in reality’.
She’s driven by her love of entertaining, but insists that while she’s in charge of table planning, guest lists and playlists, she leaves the drink and food menus to her husband David, 51.
‘I’m not going to lie, I don’t wake up early to cook,’ she confesses.
Although she enjoys the finer things in life, Victoria has explained that her first forays into homeware were inspired by imperfection, declaring that ‘tThings need to be used, things need to be shared. I don’t think you can ever be too precious.’
Victoria Beckham has ventured into homeware design, but admits she never cooks for a dinner party. The 52-year-old fashion designer is expanding her brand with a tableware collaboration
As she recalls, her laid-back attitude extended to the disastrous dinner. Sunday Times Style Magazine That during an anniversary dinner in ‘a very nice restaurant’ in Paris ‘a whole bottle of red wine’ was accidentally spilled on her white dress. She insists that she ‘laughed it off’.
When she’s not dining out, the Spice Girl says she loves nothing more than a ‘traditional’ 6.30pm family dinner at home with David and their children Romeo, Cruz and Harper, insisting the meal is always full of conversation.
Sundays are reserved for roast dinners, no matter where in the world the jet-setting family are and what the weather, David insists on Yorkshire pudding, home veg and ‘extra thick’ Bisto gravy but no parsnips.
Victoria’s latest venture comes after revealing how her ‘profitable and thriving’ fashion and beauty brands have given her ‘confidence’.
After leaving the Spice Girls, the star turned her hand to her other love – fashion – launching her own fashion line of the same name in 2008.
Her alternative career was also not without its obstacles, with huge revenue losses over the years and repeated bailouts by husband David causing Victoria to shed tears of embarrassment at first.
However, last year her business ultimately made a profit of more than £7.3 million, boosted by her beauty range, which includes the very popular £104 foundation make-up.
talking to and grazia magazineVictoria looked back on her long road to success, noting that it was ‘something I worked hard for’, as she explained how her business triumphs have greatly boosted her self-confidence.
She’s driven by her love of entertaining, but insists that while she’s in charge of the table plans, guest lists and playlists, she leaves the drink and food menus to her husband David, 51.
Sundays are reserved for roast dinners, no matter where in the world the jet-setting family is and what the weather, David insists on Yorkshire puddings and ‘extra thick’ gravy.
She explained: ‘I’ve been quite transparent about how difficult the journey has been.
‘To be able to sit here right now and say that both the fashion and beauty branches of my business, independent of each other, are profitable and thriving, opening new stores, sitting here as the founder and creative director of two very successful brands, it also gives me a lot of confidence.’
Victoria said: ‘This is something I’ve worked hard for, it wasn’t just handed to me.’
During the chat, Victoria quipped that spray tans also boost her confidence, while during a discussion about her capsule red lipstick collection, the star explained how ‘strong’ she feels wearing a ‘powerful’ red lip.
There’s no doubt the mum-of-four was feeling pretty empowered last month after her company made a £7.3million operating profit thanks to her £104 foundation make-up, which was so popular it sold out in a matter of days, leading to a waiting list of 25,000.
The former Spice Girl foundation more than doubled the size of her skin-care business after launching the product in 2025, although her highly-rated Satin Kajal Eyeliner once again proved popular.
Accounts to December 2025 for her firm Victoria Beckham Holdings, which includes both her fashion and beauty ranges and posted at the end of August, also revealed that her revenue rose 15 per cent to £129.8 million in 2024 from £112.7 million, making it her fifth consecutive year of double-digit revenue growth.
A source said: ‘Victoria has worked very hard for the success of her company, she has put her blood, sweat and tears into it.
‘He almost lost it a few years ago, so he’s very happy to have turned a profit like this.’