Hey friend, take a seat and get comfortable. We’re about to discuss something totally rad - seasonal trends for your home! Can you imagine switching up your atmosphere every few months? Sounds like a fun challenge to me.

So, what’s new in the homeware scene? Tons, really. But don’t let that scare you - we’ll break it down together, piece by piece. Ready for some inspiration? Let’s dive in!

1. Bring Nature Inside

You won’t believe this, but indoor plants are as big as ever. With many of us stuck at home more often, creating an indoors oasis can feel like a dream getaway. And guess what? There's an added bonus - They purify your air. Amazing, right?

Place a fiddle leaf fig next to your reading nook, or put some air plants on a floating shelf. Mini succulents? Perfect for your desk. Our curated selection from Grace and Ashes might just have what you need. Wink wink.

2. Earth Tones Are Back

Remember those earthy tones you thought were so '70s? Well, the next big thing in our list is right that - earth tones. Think warm terracotta, soft seagrass, lovely oatmeal, and mossy green.

These shades bring harmony and peace into your space. Throw in a chunky knit blanket or a linen pillowcase in terracotta and you’re golden. Feel like exploring more? Check out our new arrivals at Grace and Ashes.

3. Mix, Don't Match

Mismatching is the new matching! Ditch the rule book and mix styles, colors, patterns. That antique mirror? Looks stunning with your modern dressing table. Old meets new, east meets west - these contrasts can bring a vibrant spark to your home.

To pull it off, remember this mantra: balance is key. Keep one element – color, material or style – consistent to anchor your look. Your space needs a clear identity, not a hodgepodge.

So, what do you think? Are you ready to shake things up? Make your home a cosy, vibrant haven that changes with your tastes and the seasons. With these trends, your home will not just be a house, but a story of who you are. Explore more pieces in our collection and start writing your story.