Couldn’t make it to Europe this year? Still dreaming of spritzes in Lisbon, courtyard lunches in Santorini, rakija in Dubrovnik or late nights in Côte d’Azu, Euro Summer isn’t over; it has just moved to your dining room.
We have created four dining looks that capture the spirit of Europe’s most iconic summer moments and make them yours at home.
Terracotta skies, rattan lanterns, and spritzes as the sun sinks into the Adriatic. This look is pure Croatian coastm golden light, woven textures, and colours that glow as much as the sea at sunset. Pull up a chair and imagine yourself on a terrace in Dubrovnik, cliffside with the best view in town.
Picture yourself in a candlelit bistro in the South of France, surrounded by rustic stone walls and the hum of late-night conversations. Earthy tones, sculptural lighting, and a glass of red in hand make every dinner feel like a Riviera rendezvous. Who needs flights when your dining room is already giving Côte d’Azu energy?
Long benches, simple linens, and meals that turn into marathons. The Organic Nature look channels a whitewashed Greek courtyard, where rustic timber tables and earthy tones set the scene for endless mezze and laughter. All that’s missing is the bouzouki music in the background.
Leafy tiles, cool stone, and breezy sophistication. The Green Terrazzo look could be straight out of a Lisbon courtyard or a Roman garden trattoria — terrazzo tables and olive chairs made for long, lazy lunches. Modern, playful, and effortlessly chic, it’s your shortcut to European dining vibes at home.
From drama to romance, rustic charm to courtyard cool, these Euro-inspired looks are made for good food, long conversations, and a little daydreaming. So if you missed out on Europe, don’t miss out on our Dining Sale, shop here.
Salty, crispy halloumi. Sweet heat from the honey. Cool yoghurt, fresh greens and juicy pops of pomegranate. Fast, messy, and very hard to stop eating.
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