The wait is over: Myer’s hottest item is back! Will you snag one before it’s sold out again?
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If you’ve ever found yourself swept up in the excitement of a viral homewares trend, you’re not alone—especially when it comes to Myer’s now-iconic Vue Bubble collection.
After causing a social media storm and selling out in record time earlier this year, this playful and pastel-hued range is finally back on Myer shelves across Australia.
But if history is anything to go by, you’ll want to act fast—these pieces are flying out the door (and off the website) as we speak!
What’s all the fuss about?
The Vue Bubble collection first made its debut in May, and it didn’t take long for it to become the talk of the town.
With its whimsical, curved designs and soft, candy-coloured palette, the range quickly captured the hearts of home décor lovers and social media influencers alike.
The collection includes everything from the $17.95 bubble cereal bowls (available in mint green, dove grey, and lemon) to matching mugs, side plates, and even large serving platters for $69.95.
There are also stylish salt and pepper mills in two sizes, perfect for adding a pop of colour to your kitchen bench.
The design has even drawn comparisons to the high-end Swedish brand Gustaf Westman, known for its playful, sculptural homewares—except, of course, the Vue range comes without the hefty designer price tag.
If you’re wondering why these items are so popular, just take a scroll through social media.
Influencers and everyday shoppers alike have been showing off their finds, with many declaring the bowls and plates 'so cute' and 'the most perfect plate bowls' they’ve ever seen.
Some fans have even gone to extraordinary lengths to get their hands on the collection, with one shopper admitting she had to visit three different Myer stores to complete her set!
The excitement isn’t just limited to the younger crowd, either. While Myer’s chief merchandise officer, Belinda Slifkas, confirmed that Gen Z shoppers have been particularly keen, the collection’s cheerful colours and tactile shapes have broad appeal.
After all, who doesn’t love a bit of fun in the kitchen, no matter your age?
One of the best things about the Vue Bubble collection is its accessibility. With prices starting at just $6 for side plates (especially when you catch them on sale), it’s an easy way to refresh your tableware without breaking the bank.
And let’s be honest—after the last few years, we all deserve a little treat that brings a smile to our faces at breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
There’s something delightfully nostalgic about the Vue Bubble range. The soft pastels and rounded edges harken back to the retro styles of the 60s and 70s, but with a modern twist that fits right in with today’s design trends.
It’s a perfect example of how homewares can be both practical and a little bit playful—ideal for those of us who want our homes to feel welcoming and full of personality.
Given how quickly the collection sold out last time, here are a few tips if you’re hoping to add some Vue Bubble magic to your home:
Have you managed to get your hands on the Vue Bubble collection? Are you a fan of colourful, quirky homewares, or do you prefer a more classic look? And what’s the most you’ve ever done to track down a must-have item? Share your stories, tips, and photos in the comments below!
After causing a social media storm and selling out in record time earlier this year, this playful and pastel-hued range is finally back on Myer shelves across Australia.
But if history is anything to go by, you’ll want to act fast—these pieces are flying out the door (and off the website) as we speak!
What’s all the fuss about?
The Vue Bubble collection first made its debut in May, and it didn’t take long for it to become the talk of the town.
With its whimsical, curved designs and soft, candy-coloured palette, the range quickly captured the hearts of home décor lovers and social media influencers alike.
The collection includes everything from the $17.95 bubble cereal bowls (available in mint green, dove grey, and lemon) to matching mugs, side plates, and even large serving platters for $69.95.
There are also stylish salt and pepper mills in two sizes, perfect for adding a pop of colour to your kitchen bench.
Myer’s viral Vue bubble plate and bowl collection, which sold out rapidly after its first release in May, has returned to stores and online, with shoppers rushing to buy it again. Image source: Myers.
The design has even drawn comparisons to the high-end Swedish brand Gustaf Westman, known for its playful, sculptural homewares—except, of course, the Vue range comes without the hefty designer price tag.
If you’re wondering why these items are so popular, just take a scroll through social media.
Influencers and everyday shoppers alike have been showing off their finds, with many declaring the bowls and plates 'so cute' and 'the most perfect plate bowls' they’ve ever seen.
Some fans have even gone to extraordinary lengths to get their hands on the collection, with one shopper admitting she had to visit three different Myer stores to complete her set!
The excitement isn’t just limited to the younger crowd, either. While Myer’s chief merchandise officer, Belinda Slifkas, confirmed that Gen Z shoppers have been particularly keen, the collection’s cheerful colours and tactile shapes have broad appeal.
After all, who doesn’t love a bit of fun in the kitchen, no matter your age?
The colourful pastel homewares range includes products such as bubble cereal bowls, mugs, side plates, salt and pepper mills, and large serving platters, with prices starting from $17.95. Image source: Myers.
One of the best things about the Vue Bubble collection is its accessibility. With prices starting at just $6 for side plates (especially when you catch them on sale), it’s an easy way to refresh your tableware without breaking the bank.
And let’s be honest—after the last few years, we all deserve a little treat that brings a smile to our faces at breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
There’s something delightfully nostalgic about the Vue Bubble range. The soft pastels and rounded edges harken back to the retro styles of the 60s and 70s, but with a modern twist that fits right in with today’s design trends.
It’s a perfect example of how homewares can be both practical and a little bit playful—ideal for those of us who want our homes to feel welcoming and full of personality.
Given how quickly the collection sold out last time, here are a few tips if you’re hoping to add some Vue Bubble magic to your home:
- Check Online and In-Store: While the range is available both ways, some colours and items may be exclusive to certain locations or sell out faster online. Currently, some items are out of stock online.
- Act Fast: If you see something you love, don’t wait! As many shoppers have discovered, these pieces can disappear in a flash.
- Mix and Match: Can’t decide on a colour? Why not pick up a few different shades for a fun, eclectic look?
- Keep an Eye Out for Sales: As one savvy shopper discovered, side plates can drop to just $6 each during promotions.
Have you managed to get your hands on the Vue Bubble collection? Are you a fan of colourful, quirky homewares, or do you prefer a more classic look? And what’s the most you’ve ever done to track down a must-have item? Share your stories, tips, and photos in the comments below!
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