What if we could keep summer interior design all year round?
Originally posted on Substack.
It’s late summer, but there’s something in this season that feels eternal. Even people who really love winter have to admit that the warmth of summer brings something special to interiors, personally and for homes.
Perhaps it’s the warmth of sunlight streaming into a room, the salty scent of the sea carried by a gentle breeze, or the glow of long, golden days. Eternal summer speaks in a distinct dialect of lightness, joy, and a little unpredictability.
We want this last for a long, long time.
We want that warmth in our cozy bedrooms, the sunlight in the morning spreading into the kitchen, and the breeze into our plants. It’s hard to say goodbye, I know, but summer is eternal.
What if we could hold onto that feeling and weave it into our homes all year long? The answers lie in turning fleeting moments into a scent, a color, or a texture that endures.

To make this season last, you have to start by understanding that the best eternal summer moments come when we let go of control: the unplanned trip, the chance encounter, the sunset that feels endless. Bring that spirit home.

Choose one piece that sparks a memory, an artwork, a rug, a chair discovered abroad, and let it stand out. An accent wall, a daring fabric, or even a scent can shift the entire atmosphere of a room.
Play, Mix & Dare
After you realize the first point, it’s time to mix everything you gathered, because eternal summer encourages us to take risks.
It’s the season for mixing patterns, experimenting with textures, and layering colors that surprise us. A vibrant green feels like a refreshing cocktail, while a deep blue resembles a dive into the ocean.

Colors come alive with light, shifting throughout the day to create constantly changing moods. Dare to combine what feels unexpected. to bring the eternal summer.
Create a Melodious Scene
With all gathered and mixed, it’s time to create a scene. The real deal here is that when everything is translated into interiors, it has to become a scene of harmony. A room should sing like a melody: warm, welcoming, and effortless.

Imagine eternal summer with natural light filtering through sheer curtains, furniture in light woods or stone, and soft colors that evoke a sense of ease and tranquility. Add personal touches to anchor the space in joy.
Eternal Summer: Do & Don’t
Do: Bring in natural light and airy fabrics.
Don’t: Block windows or use heavy, dark curtains.
Do: Add plants, fresh flowers, and natural textures.
Don’t: Let spaces feel cluttered or artificial.
Do: Play with bright, warm colors and playful patterns.
Don’t: Stick only to muted, wintery tones.
Do: Use scents, breezy airflow, and light music to evoke summer.
Don’t: Rely on static decor or heavy, stagnant atmospheres.
