Embrace The Hottest Summer Vibes With Golden Hour Homeware
Get ready to turn up the heat with the latest interiors obsession dominating our social media. From golden hues to sunset shades, these are the colours to introduce in your home right now, especially if you’re desperate for a taste of the sun.
I’m totally on board with golden hour homeware. These rich hues are warm, inviting, and even quite sultry. They give me all the Ibiza feels, probably because I’m partial to sundowners on the beach and lazy days under the Balearic sun. But ultimately, sunset decor is having a moment. This is a mood-boosting collection of burnt oranges, rich yellows, cinnamon and soft pinks set next to natural materials. We’ve seen the trend on the pages of Living etc and Red magazine, but now it’s warming up our social feeds and turning our fave interiors stores into rustic beach boutiques.
Before you totally redo your whole home, think about accents of golden hues. I’m referring to cushions, lamps and candles; tableware and art. All of these will sit comfortably against a neutral backdrop. Balance out bolder colours with baskets and rattan details – The White Company has you covered for those.
On a larger scale, consider updating your furniture. Jonathan Adler is all about golden hour homeware with the brand’s iconic retro-inspired sofas and chairs. Soho Home loves a vintage, yet luxe rust tone, while H&M has gone for the brighter yellows and oranges. In fact, the recent H&M collab with the boutique hotel Palm Heights and its creative director, Gabriella Khalil is the perfect example of a sun-kissed aesthetic.
I adore these rich sunset shades. They feel indulgent and magical, like you’ve just found yourself in a Mallorcan hideaway or a bohemian bolthole in Ibiza. So much so, I’d suggest taking inspo from farflung hotels and resorts, specifically the Hotel Corazón – a laidback, dreamy haven bathed in sunset shades.
The look is tonal with brighter accents in oranges and yellows.
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