Summer has arrived with the rains—let’s brighten up the home with elegant, colourful interiors.
Summer is not only the perfect time to savour warm gatherings, but also a chance to refresh your living space. From radiant monochromes to playful forms, this season’s furnishings and accessories feel youthful and free-spirited, yet remain grounded by neutral backdrops and natural textures such as wood, linen and stone. Animal prints and nature-inspired details continue to make their mark, evoking a relaxed, uplifting atmosphere fit for sun-filled days. From unexpected silhouettes to delicate scents, here are Tatler’s picks to inspire a summer refresh.
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THUN Chair – Laita Design

Above THUN Chair by Laita Design, crafted from rattan using traditional weaving techniques
THUN is a signature creation from LAITA, crafted from rattan using traditional weaving techniques, an outcome of two years of meticulous research and development. Inspired by the supple grace of elastic fibres, the chair conjures the image of an ancient tree trunk entwined with climbing vines, at once soft and alive. Formed from curved rattan, THUN takes the shape of a lounging seat, its structure echoing the hammock’s familiar comfort. The design infuses natural elegance into the home, serving as a striking sculptural centrepiece.
Sofa lounge Le Mura – Gucci x Tacchini

Above Sofa lounge Le Mura, Gucci x Tacchini
Founded in 1967, Tacchini is a family-run brand now emblematic of Italian furniture excellence, known for its refined craftsmanship and storied collaborations. Mario Bellini’s Le Mura sofa, first conceived in 1972, references the monumental stone blocks found in ancient Roman walls. Modular in form, the design embraces adaptability, a timeless reflection of evolving lifestyles.
In collaboration with Gucci, Tacchini reimagines this classic while honouring its original verve. The reissue presents a three-seater sofa in distinct sections, upholstered in sumptuous patent leather rendered in Gucci’s iconic Rosso Ancora red.
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Pivot Side Table – Hermès

Above Pivot Side Table, Hermès, an ode to the tightrope walker
Designed by Tomás Alonso for Hermès, the Pivot side table is an ode to the tightrope walker, forever seeking balance, negotiating tensions between materials and ideas for interiors. Its lacquered glass top forms a geometric anchor, where shades meld like a symphonic palette. Resting atop is a round Japanese cedarwood box with elegantly curved edges, crafted using time-honoured techniques. It revolves around an off-centre axis, introducing an element of surprise and elegance in motion.
Snoopy Desk Lamp – Flos

Above Snoopy Desk Lamp, Flos, a tribute to the warmth and personality of Charles M. Schulz
The whimsical touch of the Castiglioni brothers shines through in their design of the Snoopy lamp, named after the much-loved comic strip character, and reflecting his playful, impulsive charm. Originally released in 1967 and reissued in 2003 with updated lighting technology, Snoopy is a tribute to the warmth and personality of Charles M. Schulz’s iconic creation.
A thick glass disc and enamelled shade direct the light downward, balanced atop a sleek white marble base. The lamp includes a built-in dimmer and concealed switch, uniting classic design with contemporary ease for interiors.
Aston “Cord” Outdoor Chair – Minotti

Above Aston “Cord” Outdoor Bench by Minotti
The Aston “Cord” Outdoor Lounge Chair features a stainless-steel frame finished in Pewter polyester, specially treated to endure outdoor elements. Both the seat and backrest are upholstered in water-resistant fabric.
The backrest is woven with specialised polypropylene cord, offered in a palette designed to complement the Art Lifescape fabric collection: Light Grey and Dark Brown (7 mm cord diameter); Sand, Sunflower, Khaki Green and Rust (8 mm cord diameter).
The seat base showcases an exclusive laser-cut geometric motif created by Minotti Studio. At its core, a high-quality expanded polyurethane cushion, wrapped in waterproof fibres, ensures lasting comfort and resilience in outdoor settings.
Hourglass Figuier Essential Oil Diffuser, Diptyque

Above Hourglass Figuier Essential Oil Diffuser, Diptyque
Diptyque’s Hourglass Essential Oil Diffuser offers a graceful, non-electric way to fragrance a room, operating solely on gravity. The hourglass design allows the scented oil to pass gently from one chamber to the other over approximately 20 minutes, quietly infusing the air with fragrance.
Designed for smaller enclosed spaces, be it an office, bedroom or bathroom, the bottle is crafted from glass, with an integrated filter and diffuser. It can be refilled with Diptyque’s signature scents, including Fig Tree, Baies and Roses. Free from steam and noise, the experience is refined, effortless and unmistakably Diptyque.
Lignage d’Hermès Table – Studio Mumbai

Above Lignage table by Hermès, showcasing minimalism and sustainability
Human and material, black and white, minimalism and sustainability, Studio Mumbai’s Hainaut bluestone table is a dialogue between brutalist design and masterful craftsmanship.
Though the stone begins as a deep black, it gradually lightens as it is worked, illustrating the relationship between raw material and artisan. Across the tabletop, lines are incised with a ruler by the stonemason, radiating like beams of light, to form a powerful, poetic composition for interiors.
Dealbata Ceramic Vase, Zanotta

Above Dealbata ceramic vase by Zanotta
Zanotta revisits the visionary work of Alessandro Mendini with the relaunch of three Dealbata ceramic vases, a celebration of Italian design heritage. More than decorative pieces, these vases are functional works of art that balance sculptural beauty with purpose.
Crafted from glazed clay and finished in glossy white or vibrant orange, each features ornamental details emblematic of Mendini’s distinctive visual language. From form to finish, these creations echo the singular artistry that defined his celebrated career.
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