Sharon Stone’s Cottagecore-Chic Patio Furniture Is Giving Us Much-Needed Summer Inspiration
So over winter? Us too. Sharon's charming woven bench alongside a vintage-inspired, wrought iron table, shows that mixing materials is the power move for 2026
It's never too early to plan for patio season, and with that, we are always on the lookout for inspirational images to put on our mood boards.
The latest comes from Sharon Stone, whose combination of rattan and wrought-iron outdoor furniture delightfully evokes shades of the eternally popular cottagecore aesthetic.
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For a chic approach, we love this wicker 3-seater that comes with earthy, camel cushions.
This all-gray iteration is simply a classic, with soft cushions and all-weather durability. It's one of the easiest ways to tap into Sharon's look ahead of spring and summer (it's never too early).
Get Sharon's look with this natural 2-seater, perfect for warm patio evenings (and with weather-resistant materials to match).
This garden bench looks so much more expensive than it really is. Woven with rust-and weather-resistant materials, this is sure to be a long-lasting fixture on your patio for comfortable lounging.
Australian beach and lifestyle brand Business & Pleasure Co. has nailed this trend. I love their chic scalloped garden pieces, including this white side table, which feels soft and feminine thanks to its off-white high-grade coating.
For something truly special, look to Olive Ateliers. Their range of hand-forged, intricate garden furniture embodies traditional French character and charm. I love all the curves and wiggles on this beautifully patinated chair.
Design experts say that part of the appeal of iron and woven furniture is that it possesses a vintage feel, whether it's new or truly secondhand.
'Sharon Stone’s outdoor styling is a masterclass in combining comfort with enduring style. The mix of rattan and wrought iron feels both inviting and sophisticated,' comments Hebe Hatton, the head of interior design at Homes & Gardens.
'Textured, warm pieces work beautifully alongside sculptural, durable tables. It’s a reminder that thoughtful material choices can make a patio feel timeless while still embracing seasonal trends like cottagecore. I'm dreaming of summer already.'
To recreate the look, we love this woven bench from Target, which is designed by Studio McGee and is only $350. For the wrought iron pieces, this white al fresco table from Anthropologie could easily be mistaken for a true vintage piece, while this hand-forged Juliet chair from Olive Ateliers is simply gorgeous and so versatile in an outdoor cottagecore-inspired design scheme.
Regardless of your picks, Sharon is certainly proving a strong point: that mixing natural materials with iron is a fantastic way to make a patio feel trend-forward and dynamic.
