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How to Live Summer Through Design Objects and Accessories
Summer changes the way you use spaces. The home opens up, feels lighter and blends with the outdoors. Tableware, kitchen pieces and accessories become more informal, but also more expressive.
Just a few elements are enough to change the atmosphere: a cocktail glass unlike the usual ones, colorful ceramics, a playful accessory, a ready-to-go bag. These are details that don’t simply complete a setting, but define the moment itself.
The table becomes freer, less structured. Plates, bowls and glasses can be mixed without rigidity. Accessories, from oil cruets to trays, add character without making the space feel heavy.
Outside the home, the focus shifts to the objects that move with you: shoppers, beach towels, sunglasses, fans and small travel accessories. Functional, yes, but always with a clear identity.
That’s where the balance lies: simple objects, chosen with intention.
Things to know
Where should you start to create a summer atmosphere through design?
Where should you start to create a summer atmosphere through design?
Start with the objects you actually use: glasses, plates, bags and everyday accessories. They instantly define the mood without the need to change everything.
How many elements should you add without overcrowding the space?
How many elements should you add without overcrowding the space?
Fewer pieces work better, as long as they stand out. In summer, everything that creates visual, practical and mental space feels right.
How can you combine different colors and objects together?
How can you combine different colors and objects together?
Follow an energy rather than a rule. It could be a recurring color, a material or even just a playful tone. What matters is that the objects speak to each other without feeling forced.