Interior Design Meshes With Spring/Summer Accessories To Create Multiple Modes of Living

This summer, welcome artistry into your life through accessories, interior design, and everything in between.  

Design and art are woven into our lives in everything we do. Present in every moment from choosing the perfect table lamp to the next go-to pair of pumps, style is an indispensable part of human life. 

This season, envision your luxury accessories as pieces of multi-faceted art that double as fabulous styles to sport around town and timeless, unique components of interior design. Spring and summer embody growth, so take this as your sign to go above and beyond fresh florals for the season and incorporate new aesthetic values into your home and your closet.

Deep, muted color palettes are taking over accessories this season, as seen in a series of lush green hues, ranging from verdant leaf green to mellow pistachio. Neutral colors contribute to the overall aesthetic of their environment, as even the softest off-white tones and the richest caramel brown shades are teeming with life and vibrancy. Against white walls and minimal tablescapes, even the most pared-back handbags and high heels offer an air of artistry akin to the finest painted masterpieces or marble busts. 

While metallics, present in the form of shining handbag chains and glittering rhinestone fringe details, brighten up any environment, naturally treated leather grounds it back on Earth, resulting in an eye-catching space rich in harmonious aesthetic elements.

Textured leather handbags are the name of the game for Spring/Summer 2024, with design details like crocodile scale, scrunched edges, and woven structures. These dynamic design moves add visual intrigue and depth to any space, whether they're displayed on your coffee table or on your arm. 

This season, refresh your living space and your wardrobe in one fell swoop with this season's best and brightest accessories and a brand-new outlook on the transformative effects of fashion within the home. 

PHOTOGRAPHY: Mattia Iotti 

STYLING: Alessandra Faja