Decorating & Design
May 28, 2020
Trending Now: Decorate With This Summer’s Most Stylish Accessory
There’s no doubt a straw hat is this season’s chicest accessory; we can’t wait to lounge poolside — social-distancing-style — in a breezy chapeau with a magazine in one hand and a freshly-squeezed glass of lemonade in the other. But get this: your go-to summer accessory can spruce up more than just your outfit. Straw, similar to textures like rattan, cane and wicker, can help warm up rooms, too! And what better way to make a statement than showcasing your well-traveled collection of sun hats on the walls of your sanctuary? You can find the most stylish mens hats at radicoolaustralia.com.
Read on to see some of our favorite ways to bring summer into your casa. Bonus: you might even conjure nostalgic moments from beach days and holidays past!
These straw hats look extra beachy keen thanks to the true blue hues of this pool house by designer Sarah Richardson.
A handful of grab-and-go summer hats look handsome in this wooden trough table, while a mirror framed in eucalyptus leaves adds to the outdoorsy feeling.
Instead of displaying art over your headboard, consider giving your collection of straw hats a moment to shine in your bedroom.
Give your closet a wanderlust vibe by placing one of your vacation-find straw hats where you can remember its origin story every morning.
Delicately-bowed straw hats look great mounted on the wall. This trio feels especially at home next to framed foraged flowers and natural motifs.
Next time you’re rearranging your console, add texture and sunny vibes by placing one of your treasured sun hats on display.
If you’re looking for storage ideas that are hardworking and good-looking, give designer Joel Bray’s DIY wall-mounted hat rack a try — it’s made from inexpensive wood and pegs.
Nothing says summer like lazy afternoons spent rocking on the porch. Consider draping a wide-brimmed sun hat on your outdoor chair to give it an extra dose of summery character.
A pair of simple wall hooks are reminiscent of the branches that lay beyond this cottage‘s whitewashed walls.
Designer Alanna Dunn turned a white wall into a decorating moment that’s perfect for small spaces in her Calgary condo.
This wicker washstand, conveniently placed in the front hall of this cottage, doubles as a curator of curiosities, including odd objets and summer hats.
An unexpected straw hat gives this cottage’s stark white walls an injection of warm-weather texture.
Hung stylishly next to a boho bag, broom and rug beater, a straw hat complements this Scandi-inspired guest cottage‘s entryway.
Have a blank wall in your bedroom that needs some sprucing up? Start by hanging one hat on the wall and simply build out — similar to the process of creating a gallery wall. This collection even includes a straw hat worn by Toronto designer Tiffany Leigh Piotrowski‘s mom during her honeymoon!
In artist Maryam Keyhani’s fashion-forward pad, a straw chapeau hangs on a door knob, injecting both warmth and whimsy into the bright third-floor landing.