Fashion-forward home retailer Lulu & Georgia just launched their new spring outdoor collection, and I’ve found my favorite options for both indoor and outdoor entertaining.
As someone who becomes a shell of herself in the cold, I have to say that I’ve been pining for spring. This has led me to go on a mad dash for the best outdoor decor pieces available on the market right now, and Lulu & Georgia’s spring outdoor collection immediately stood out to me.
Lulu & Georgia’s fashion-forward home decor and furniture pieces have always been high on my wish list. This brand is great for embracing trends in a classic way, resulting in products that stay on-trend, yet have a whimsical, statement-making edge that allows them to stand out from other options. This new outdoor furniture and decor collection is the perfect example of that, everything in this range filled both classuc and current.
In this collection specifically, I’ve seen that the brand has used rattan, scalloped edges, fringes, and neutral colorways to create their own take on modern farmhouse spring decor, and most of the objects are simple enough to easily place in your patio without disrupting your current design scheme.
From a simple indoor-outdoor rug look to a more dramatic patio umbrella, Lulu & Georgia’s spring outdoor collection is also suitable enough to be used indoors until the weather gets better. I looked through each and every option to find you my favorite, most current looks that I’m personally adding to my cart right now.
The key pieces from Lulu & Georgia's spring outdoor collection
Small tablescape details transform a party from basic to memorable, and this perfectly proportioned pitcher, complete with a handmade rattan cage on it for rustic charm, is the definition of little details that make a big difference.
Summer will be here before you know it, and this bamboo and canvas umbrella will help shade you from the heat in style. The bold trim adds a pop, even to an all-white look.
We all know scalloped curtains are back in a big way, and this cute rattan tray tries the trend on for size as well. Whether for coffee or cocktails, this tray houses your favorite mugs and glasses with the utmost protection.
This rug would look wonderful both in a formal living room and on a patio, and I particularly love the fact that the neutral colorway still features a two-toned scheme for interest. The thick fringe makes it seem all the more cozy.
Bring some texture to your space with the chunky knitting on this throw pillow, complete with a dramatic fringe for extra flair. Let this be a lesson that you don’t need bright colors to make a statement.
Plants always make me feel grounded and at ease, and this planter basically epitomizes those emotions in an object. The rounded shape adds a sense of softness to the look.
Braided texture gives this pouf an almost jute-like appearance, which lends it a handcrafted vibe, but it’s so much easier to take care of: Durable and quick-drying, this fabric is ideal for inclement weather or messy children.
Ask any fashion girl, and she’ll tell you that spring is for layering – so why not bring that aesthetic to your outdoor look as well? This bulky knit throw is tactile and warm, and your guests will definitely appreciate it on chilly nights.
The natural weave design on this lantern helps to elegantly filter light through its gaps, allowing a soft glow to envelope your patio. It’ll add some welcoming warmth for your guests as well.
If, like me, you’re simply waiting for warmer weather to roll around so you can start entertaining outside, you should quickly stock up on Lulu & Georgia’s outdoor collection before it sells out. Each chic pouf, rug, or throw exemplifies current rustic yet minimalist interior design trends. And the best part is, these pieces can easily be used inside while you wait for spring temps to get here.
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