If you’re looking to liven up your summer interiors, you’ll love the latest craze for tomato bowls, lemon print cushions and strawberry jugs. Fruity homewares are where it’s at.

The fruity fashion movement has landed in our homes, evolving from novelty to a genuinely designer-led trend, thanks to chic edits from Glassette and Maison Flâneur, so I’m 100% obsessed. We’re talking food-shaped ceramics and fruity kitchen decor, and so much of it from independent creators.

The fruity fashion movement has landed in our homes, evolving from novelty to a genuinely designer-led trend, thanks to chic edits from Glassette and Maison Flâneur, so I’m 100% obsessed.

Ashling, Contributing Style & Interiors Editor

Martha Duncan, a Glasgow School of Art architecture graduate turned ceramicist and printmaker, makes vibrant food-embellished pieces and prints. Also, Kent-based artist Minnie-Mae Stott creates the most beautiful handmade ceramic pieces inspired by Italian kitsch decoration, East End markets, and British vegetables. And designer Hopy Wyatt brings life to luxury table linens with her veg patch and fruit collections. All these pieces feel truly unique.

However, as with every trend, the high street behemoths are on it. In this case, specifically Zara Home. And there’s no denying it, the Mediterranean tablescape is extremely covetable. So chic. For something a touch more kitsch, Oliver Bonas has a vast collection of lemon tableware that wouldn’t look amiss on the set of White Lotus.

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Bring the Mediterranean home with a vibrant tablescape bursting with bold fruits and zesty colours.

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