Joanna Gaines' Newest Home Collection Will Have You All Set for Summertime

Magnolia Home summer collection — The Spruce / Photo Illustration by Amy Sheehan / Magnolia Home

With the weather finally warming, we are ready to enjoy the best of the summer season in our homes. Somehow each year, our homes effortlessly move from cooped up and chilly to warm and bright, hosting loved ones under the summer stars. And, what better way to welcome summer than stocking up on some new homewares?

If you're a longtime fan of Joanna Gaines (like we are) you'll be thrilled to know that her newest summer collection for Magnolia Home is one of our favorites yet—and we're here to walk you through it, of course.

“This collection celebrates the natural comforts of summer—from nostalgic designs to sun-warmed hues—and invites you to savor the everyday," Gaines says.

Light, neutral living room for Magnolias summer collection 2023. — Magnolia

Inspired by the natural comforts of summer, from warm hues to nostalgic designs, the newest Magnolia Home pieces are full of warmth and are ready for their debut in the sun. We especially love the gingham tablecloths, rustic ceramics, and cottage-feeling stonewares.

If you're ready to peruse some new summer options for your home, you're in the right place. Keep reading to shop some of our favorite pieces from Magnolia's summer line.

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Level up your typical plastic red-and-white tablecloth with this chic option from Magnolia. It feels close to classic while dressing up your outdoor table or picnic bench.

Gaines shares that the new entertaining products were meant to evoke nostalgia while dressing up an everyday barbeque. “I wanted our tabletop collection this season to feel like permission to turn a casual meal into a moment that feels rich with intention," she says, and we love this concept.

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Give your backyard birds a stylish place to land with this adorable birdhouse. This can be easily hung from a tree branch and filled with bird feed from the back to show your flying neighbors a little love.

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Once you've seen some faux floral stems, you've seen them all—or so we thought, until this beauty jumped out at us on Magnolia's site. This strawberry stem is absolutely darling, and you can perch this in a clear vase or stick it out of a hanging basket to achieve a look that feels organic and cottagecore-inspired.

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Our eyes were immediately drawn to these oil and vinegar bottles. Their construction looks right out of an antique store, or maybe they resemble ones you grew up seeing at grandma's house. Either way, we're loving the character and charm they bring to kitchen basics—and Gaines is a big fan of these, too.

“Nostalgic designs and rich, saturated colors celebrate the best of summer present, and nod to summers past," Gaines says.

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If you're outside all summer picking some wildflower stems, display them inside in these dainty bud vases. Picking up this shape and its coordinating vase sisters creates the cutest space for your fresh or faux stems.

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Serve your best summer charcuterie board on a special board like this one—guests will constantly ask you where you got it. Gaines pegged marble as a trending material we'll spot in decor this summer, and this board embraces that old-world, European charm.

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Summertime lemonade or sweet tea would be so special served in this ceramic pitcher. Though your Tupperware is always tried and true, try out a dressier pitcher like this one when entertaining guests to elevate your tablescape.

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Moving inside the house, there are many ways to give your interior a light summer refresh. These bookends, inspired by the sun, are affordable, chic, and neutral, making them an easy addition to your pre-existing decor.

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Your summer bouquet is begging for a fun and playful vase to live in, so why not try this ochre option? The speckled glaze gives it an antique charm, and it's completely watertight—feel free to fill it to the brim with your favorite summer blooms.

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Pot holders are an often-overlooked kitchen essential: splattered, stained, and stashed away in a drawer. There's no harm in replacing them if they've seen better days, and we loved the gingham print of this Magnolia set.

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