Zara Home proves that butter yellow and pastel blue are THE colors of 2025 with their new bistro-inspired, brunch-ready collection

The star of the show is this cotton placemat made with a butter yellow backdrop that has been delicately embroidered with little breakfast motifs, including a croissant, spoon, and two tiny strawberry decor moments.

I don't know about you, but I can't get enough of fun borosilicate glassware. These spiral spoon comes in a set of six in a palette of soft yellow, blue, and a coffee-colored rich brown shade.

I love Zara table linens not just for their affordability, but they wash really well, you can typically buy them to fit any table size (the one comes in a 6-8 or 8-10 guest size) and come in the prettiest prints like this retro check.

Good enough to eat yet too pretty to burn, this decorative candle has been molded into the shape of a vintage-style butter dish. It's fun, playful, and incredibly chic. I'll also be picking up the matching Decorative Candle Mug.

Sold as a sold of four, these embroidered napkins are made from 100% linen each in a different earthy hues and designed with a French slogan such as 'Le Beurre' (butter) and 'Le Pain' (bread).

Not only is this delicate mug finished with the sweetest twisted candle and available also in a delicious yellow shade, but it is made from borosilicate glass, which means it can withstand temperature changes without cracking, making it dishwasher and microwave safe too.

While the new stonecare in the collection might have been made in Portugal, these simple yet stylish plates are finished with a French bistro-style contrasting blue rim for a classic, timeless tablescape.

You can easily dip your toe into the yellow and blue scheme with this set of 100% cotton kitchen dish towels that will instantly add some summer tones to your neutral kitchen.

The 'Salty Butter Croissant' scent might be sold out for now, but this orange juice flavor really took me by surprise. Instantly uplifting, the burst of citrus and bergamot was inspired by morning sunlight filtering through your curtains.

These kitchen towels each have a beautiful hand-illustrated design, either showing the different types of bread or tools for butter, as seen here. I love to hang unique linens like this over my range cooker for a little styling trick.

If glass spoons aren't for you, might I suggest these straws instead? I have my eye on both sets but for those who prefer an iced coffee or juice over a hot beverage in the morning perhaps a straw might be more your cup of tea.

If you're after a fun new tablecloth that works all summer round, this tableware-inspired yellow striped one isn't just adorned with breakfast motifs but everything from seafood to vegetables and vintage-style flatware.