Summer by the Sea: A Season of Coastal Living
Summer by the Sea
Coastal living, colorful tables, and the art of gathering outdoors.
Summer arrives differently by the water.
The light lingers longer. Windows stay open. Flowers seem brighter. Even the simplest meal feels like an occasion when shared outdoors beneath a blue sky.
Our new Summer by the Sea collection is inspired by exactly those moments: afternoons on the terrace, evenings overlooking the harbor, spontaneous gatherings with friends, and tables layered with color, texture, and objects collected over time.
Objects Inspired by the Water
Throughout the collection, you’ll find pieces that evoke harbors, islands, and coastal landscapes. From shell forms and coral motifs to weathered antiques and sea-inspired ceramics, these are objects that feel equally at home in a city apartment overlooking the water or a summer house by the shore.
Whether your style leans toward Scandinavian restraint or Mediterranean abundance, the sea has always offered inspiration for interiors that feel timeless, personal, and relaxed.
Color for Summer Living
Summer is also the season for color. The hand-blocked textiles of Lisa Corti bring energy and optimism to everyday meals. Handblown glassware catches the changing light. Artisan ceramics create tables that feel layered, personal, and inviting.
These pieces are not reserved for special occasions. They are meant to be used, enjoyed, and lived with throughout the season.
Coastal Treasures & Collected Finds
One of the pleasures of summer is discovering unexpected treasures. Our seasonal edit brings together nautical antiques, Sicilian ceramics, maritime curiosities, handmade ornaments, artisan jewelry, handblown glass, and decorative objects that celebrate life near the water.
Each piece contributes to a home that feels collected rather than decorated, a place shaped by memories, travels, and personal taste.
Explore the Collection
Summer by the Sea is less a collection than a way of living: open windows, fresh flowers, colorful tables, and objects that quietly remind us of the coast, wherever we happen to be.