Shea McGee Just Confirmed That Lemons Are the It-Fruit of Summer 2026 – and Her Latest Collection Makes Them the Stars of Seasonal Tablescapes
Transform your summer tablescape into an Italian-inspired scene with the zesty, lemon-themed table decor pieces from McGee & Co.'s latest drop
Forget the strawberries, the blueberries, and even the tomatoes. It's a lemon-girl summer, according to Shea McGee, whose latest drop at McGee & Co. is packed with pieces in this zesty motif.
Dubbed the Amalfi Collection, this table decor range is vibrant and refreshing by design, inspired by Shea's trips to the Italian Coast. Within it, you'll find lemons – the quintessential Italian summertime motif – in every form, from lemon-shaped candles and lemon-painted platters to bowls with lemon forms affixed and faux lemon branches. No longer are lemons just a garnish – Shea's made them the stars of the show on summer tablescapes.
Though lemons are the central theme of this collection, Shea's incorporated other summer table decor ideas in this range, too. Think floral motifs, shell-shapes, gingham prints, and stripe patterns – all details that complement the vivacious yellow lemons and tap into the warm and inviting nature of the Mediterranean decor aesthetic.
Bring pieces from Shea's Amalfi Collection outside to transform your outdoor dining setup into a vibrant, Italian summer-inspired scene.
This collection embodies the liveliness and playful nature of the summer, and it can make your tablescape sing with seasonal charm. Designed specifically for summertime hosting, these pieces can make your table feel like it belongs at a seaside bed and breakfast in Positano – even if you live in the suburbs of New Jersey.
If you're eager to try tablescaping the Italian way, find the highlights from Shea McGee's Amalfi Collection below.
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Between its bright yellow border and its decorative lemon motif, this serving plate just radiates Italian summer energy. When not in use, I'd keep this platter on display with a plate stand so its vibrance can light up any room.
These cocktail napkins can act as a cute and complementary detail to the vibrant lemons that make up this collection. They bring a delicate touch to the table – each designed with dainty embroidered floral motifs in the center.
This tiny lemon candle is such a cute touch that can complete any summer tablescape. I'd opt for a few of them to scatter across a table, but even if you just have one, it'll add the perfect amount of summertime charm to the scene.
This decorative bowl taps into the lemon-girl summer aesthetic in a subtle, refined, and elevated manner. Use this bowl as your centerpiece for summer parties, and watch as it sets a sophisticated tone for the entire tablescape.
When hosting outdoor dinner parties or picnics in your backyard this summer, this handled basket will become your best friend. One of its compartments is the perfect size to hold wine bottles (or olive oil and vinegar), while the other compartment is handy for holding bread, napkins, or fruit. It'll simplify your trip from the kitchen to the table outside.
Designed with bases adorned with lemons, leaves, and floral motifs, these holders sing with summertime style. Add a candle to them, and they'll give any tablescape a warm and inviting glow.
Ground your summer tablescape with seaside charm with this tablecloth from Shea's Amalfi Collection. I just love its large blue and white stripe pattern – the perfect pattern for a summertime dinner scene.
Why drink out of a plain glass when you can drink out of one as cute as this? Shaped like a fish, this glass can become an unexpected yet fun addition to your glassware collection this summer. Get a few to fill up your outdoor bar cart when hosting this summer.
With its hand-painted design in vibrant shades of yellow and blue, this platter is the perfect summer serving tray. Use it to hold a side dish or dessert at your next dinner party, and watch as it brightens up the scene.
Aside from stripes, if there's another pattern that signifies summertime, it's gingham. Shea's Amalfi Collection features a few gingham-printed pieces, including these linen napkins. Between their soft pattern and their blue and white colors, these napkins are grounding, complementary details to the yellow lemons of this collection.
If you're looking for a bold, statement-making centerpiece for your summer tablescape, make it this bowl. Completely wrapped with yellow lemons, this bowl is certainly eye-catching and summertime-inspired. Fill it with decorative objects or a fresh plant to complete its look.
Though much of Shea's Amalfi Collection features lemon motifs, the shell decor trend comes through in this collection, too. And rightfully so – shells are just as much a signifier of summer as lemons. Use these clam-shaped dishes to serve dips, candies, or nuts at your next gathering.
These pieces from Shea McGee's Amalfi Collection can bring energy and vibrance to your summer tablescape, all thanks to the zesty lemon motif. But in order to balance out the boldness, consider pairing these lemon-inspired pieces with sleek silver tableware – a trend we know will be part of every tablescape this summer.
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Devin Toolen is a New York-based Style Editor for Homes & Gardens. After achieving her Bachelor’s Degree at Villanova University, Devin moved to Paris, France, to obtain her Master’s Degree at Parsons School of Design. Upon returning to the United States, Devin began working in the media industry with Cosmopolitan Magazine, where she wrote trend-driven fashion stories and assisted on set for many photoshoots, and later Livingetc, where she wrote interior design stories and assisted with the magazine’s social media pages. She has an appreciation for every aspect of personal style – from the clothes we wear to the design of our homes. In her spare time, Devin enjoys embroidery and antique shopping in the city.