Shea McGee is one of my absolute favorite interior designers. Not only does she incorporate the top interior design trends into her home in a way that feels timeless, but her goal is always to create lived-in pieces that can stand the test of time. Her new summer collection with her store McGee &Co. pays homage to these design principles, while infusing some coastal farmhouse style for refined interiors that are minimalist in nature.
‘Whether I’m designing or shopping, I’m drawn to refinement – those fine-tuned details that make a piece truly special,’ says Shea. ‘I also feel passionately that the home should be livable, with spaces that make you feel relaxed in your own environment. This combination of refinement and relaxation, beauty and comfort, is a contrast I aim for in every home and product I design. When you do it just right, you strike a beautiful balance of feeling both inspired and at ease. To me, that’s what good design, and our summer collection, is all about.’
This collection, therefore, sticks to the classics, but with a slight Shea McGee twist. Think a coastal-inspired palette, wood tones, stripes for layering, and staple pieces that are both nostalgic and contemporary. Everything is designed to be paired together, and some standouts from the collection include a soft linen chair, rattan trays and baskets for chic storage, and textured throws for chilly nights. The result is a series of inviting products that will lend a sense of comfort to any home, with a crafted elegance in each piece. These are my favorites from the new collection.
Each piece of this flared-armed chair is made to order, ensuring a brand-new one with each shipment. Intentional details like the tufted back and solid wood frame make it a livable statement piece.
Crafted from a sophisticated blend of linen, cotton, and silk, this warming throw uses a cool color palette and textured striped pattern for added interest.
Made from resin with a subtle texture, this weathered white bowl brings a rustic touch to any tablescape or countertop.
Woven from pandanus, this braided placemat lends an organic feel to your tablescape, and goes well with pretty much any dining set.
Reminiscent of an ancient Greek urn, the Tenya Metal Vase modernizes the look a bit with a rich iron structure and cream finish.
This pretty striped seagrass and jute basket is a fun take on a classic neutral, and the deep form and wide handles allow for tons of storage.
A portable lamp is a great investment for the outdoors, and this one will turn heads, thanks to its white rattan base and tapered linen shade.
The Seagrass Oval Tray has been intricately woven with beautiful natural elements, and makes a stunning addition to your next outdoor event.
Crafted from concrete and a shiny lacquer, this end table is bold and sculptural, but narrow enough even for smaller spaces.
If you love timeless design that you’ll be able to incorporate into your home for years to come, Studio McGee is definitely a brand that should be on your radar. Their new summer collection uses neutral tones and elegant patterns to create interesting, yet minimalist pieces, allowing you to add a unique touch to your summer decor ideas.
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