Collection:June Edit

June Edit

Every month we pull together the pieces we're reaching for, across entertaining, home, and gifting. The June Edit is when summer really starts. School's out, the days run long, and the hosting moves outside, to the patio, the pool, the beach, the back of the car. So this month is about easy summer entertaining: things that pack up, travel well, and make casual hosting look effortless.

Whether you're throwing a pool party, heading to the beach, or just having friends over for a drink at sunset, here's what we're loving this month.

What we're loving in June:

• Take-it-anywhere pieces: Acrylic glasses, melamine, woven abaca trays, and a cooler built for the road.
• Wood boards and serveware: Boards and platters that also prep, serve, and travel for a cookout or a beach picnic.
• Red, white, and blue: Navy splatter and Pacific blue dinnerware, red and blue ticking-stripe linen napkins, and striped parchment liners for the Fourth.
• Coastal touches: Ceramic oyster shells, a Laguiole crab cracker, and Matt Albiani's lifeguard photographs.
• Summer scents: So our Montauk scent is one we reach for, in a candle, diffuser, or room spray.
• Cool, crisp bedding: Percale for warm nights, a lightweight matelassé coverlet, and gingham or stripe for a little prep.

Easy Summer Hosting

The June Edit leans casual by design. So the pieces that earn their keep are the ones that travel and clean up easily. Melamine and acrylic go to the pool and the lawn because nothing breaks, while a wood board carries cheese to the table and snacks to the beach. Add a woven tray and a cooler, and the party packs itself. For more, our outdoor entertaining collection has everything the season calls for.

Red, White, and Blue

Come June, our summer entertaining leans into the classic coastal palette, nautical navy, crisp white, a pop of red. So it's the season for our Navy Splatter and Pacific Blue dinnerware, the red and blue ticking-stripe napkins, and striped parchment liners that carry a cookout straight through the Fourth of July. It reads festive without tipping into theme-party.

Aperitivo Hour

June is made for the evening drink, so aperitivo hour is the heart of this edit. Picture a few striped old fashioned glasses, a board of cheese with a Laguiole knife, a bowl of good nuts, and a spritz in hand at sunset. So whether it's friends dropping by for a nightcap or a proper cocktail party on the patio, we keep the bar ready with a shaker, a colorful pitcher, and a tray that carries it all outside. It's the easiest kind of entertaining, and our favorite part of the month.

Summer Scents

We swap our scents with the season, and June leans fresh, floral, and coastal. So our Montauk scent, with its green jasmine, eucalyptus, and cedarwood, is the one we reach for, in a candle for the table, a diffuser for the entry, or a room spray for a quick refresh before guests.

Cool, Crisp Bedding

Summer hosting means summer guests, and we love a welcoming guest room. So we switch to crisp percale sheets that sleep cool, layer in a matelassé coverlet instead of a heavy duvet, and add a gingham or stripe for a little preppy pop. Classic white linen is always the easy answer when it's warm.

Gifts for June

June comes with people to thank. So as the school year ends, our teacher appreciation gifts are an easy way to say it well, and when you're headed to someone's place for the weekend, a host gift never goes amiss. A candle, a set of cocktail napkins, or a wood board all travel beautifully and never feel like an afterthought.

Common Questions

What's the June Edit? It's our monthly edit of the pieces we're loving right now, across entertaining, home, and gifting. June is all about easy summer hosting, getting outside, and prepping for the Fourth of July.

What should I buy for casual summer entertaining? Start with break-resistant melamine and acrylic, a wood board, and a woven tray, the pieces that travel to the pool, beach, or backyard and pack up just as easily.

What's good for a Fourth of July table? Our red, white, and blue pieces: Navy Splatter and Pacific Blue dinnerware, ticking-stripe napkins, and striped parchment liners.