Summer Home Edit: 22 luxe décor picks that dress your space like a fashion statement
This season, your home deserves the same editorial eye as your wardrobe. Just as fashion's most coveted labels—think Ralph Lauren's bold textures, Loewe's sculptural edge, and Brunello Cucinelli's quiet luxury—embrace vibrancy and texture, your interiors should follow suit.
Summer calls for a fearless refresh, trading last year's muted palettes for daring pops of color, artisanal craftsmanship, and pieces that command attention.
Imagine a living room draped in La Double J's exuberant prints, a dining table set with Ginori 1735's hand-painted botanicals, or a bookshelf accented by Baccarat's crystal brilliance.
These aren't just décor choices; they're style declarations. Like a perfectly tailored blazer or a statement bag, the right home accent can redefine a space with effortless sophistication. From Dantaangoi's handcrafted candles to Loewe's tactile leather objects, each piece in this edit has been chosen for its ability to transform the everyday into something extraordinary.
Monochrome minimalism had its moment—now, it's time for interiors to embrace the same fearless energy as a runway look. The 22 pieces in this edit prove that luxury isn't just about price tags; it's about personality, craftsmanship, and the unexpected. A Brunello Cucinelli throw in earthy linen brings quiet refinement, while La Double J's clashing patterns inject pure joy. Baccarat's crystal vases catch the light like jewelry, and Ginori 1735's tableware turns meals into curated experiences.
These aren't mere accessories for your home; they're conversation starters, mood-setters, and testaments to a life well-lived. Just as fashion thrives on contrast—soft against structured, vintage against modern—your space should balance timeless elegance with playful rebellion. So this season, don't just redecorate. Reimagine. Let your walls, shelves, and tables reflect the same confidence as your closet. After all, if summer is the season of self-expression, your home deserves a front-row seat. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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