Matchimalism - Parasols X Interiors

This past year and a half has meant that we are living seamlessly across our gardens and homes. Thanks to a pandemic and countless lockdowns, there has been a resurgence in creating a coordinated aesthetic throughout the home- called Matchimalism. This rising interior trend is an ode to the traditional styling techniques, like matching your couch to your curtains, however it need not be so old-fashioned.

We love this neotraditional trend, here's our guide on coordinating our stylish parasols to our interiors. 

The dreamy Lexi Octagonal Parasol disguises itself as a simple parasol however the underneath is printed with a soaring crane patter. Keep the navy luxe theme going with Loaf's velvet Goodnight Blue Crumpet sofa, paired with Art De Lys' crane tapestry cushion cover. 

We're keen for green! Our Green Aretha Octagonal Parasol has an apple zigzag canopy exterior and a rose pink interior with natural cotton tassels- the colours are perfectly complemented by the gorgeous light wood of the sustainable ash wood frame. Delicious. We envisage multiple Lime Suzani Cushions heaped on chairs, Matilda Goad's scalloped trimmed linen napkins next to plates, and this stunning glass storage container by Kartell's, full of yummy treats.

Transport yourself to a marine-inspired aesthetic with our Blue Aretha Octagonal Parasol. Blue and white are a classic summer combination. With the blue zig zag on the exterior of the canopy, you can swim underneath with the deep blue interior. We think &klevering's tortoiseshell drinking glasses and Rick Stein's Cornwall salad bowl would perfectly accessorise this.

William Morris prints fit into a space effortlessly and beautifully- they're the blueprint for maximalism. Incorporate more into your home with Aristot + William Morris tufted willow boughs ottoman, and Morris & Co honeysuckle mug set. 

For safari chic, we love the Gloria Octagonal Parasol. The neutral base and sumptuous cotton bullion fringe are given a playful lift by the racing leopard print. Neutrals are fabulously easy to style. We'll be emphasising the leopard print by pairing it with our leopard print napkins & cushions and Anthropologie's Octavia leopard rug. Too extra? Never!

Flirty and fun, our Big Iain 1 & 2 Octagonal Parasol, and our Iain Round Bamboo Parasol are a playful addition to your outdoor space. Apply your red lipstick for extra glam, pop in some Alison Lou earrings, and set down the stunning Jonathan Adler trinket dish on your coffee table. 

Orange is proven as a colour which brings a happy and warm energy into your home. The 1970s are a huge interior trend for 2022 and orange is a key feature in this aesthetic- it's a shade to embrace and easy to use in accessories. We would use our Orange Aretha Octagonal Parasol as the centerpiece, paired with our orange zig zag napkins. We love this Swoon Holton armchair and its gorgeous burnt orange fabric, and the groovy Nessino table lamp.

Our Grey Aretha Octagonal Parasol has elegant charcoal zig zags on the exterior and a sunny yellow underside for you to enjoy when you're relaxing. Grey and yellow are a timeless combination and can be styled into a contemporary setting or a traditional cottage garden. Match this wonderful parasol with the Villeroy & Boch Audun Promenade flat plate, and the perfect match of Made.com's metal storage trunks.