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June Edit:
Nantucket-Inspired Finds
That Never Go Out of Style

PhoJune is here, and suddenly I want to rearrange my entire life.
That sounds dramatic, but you know the feeling? When the air shifts just a little, and your brain starts whispering things like “what if we had an outdoor shower?” or “I’m cleaning out my closet and wearing only linen all season long.” Well … same. This got me dreaming of Nantucket design, and that’s what inspired me to write this post.

The vibe this month is: low-effort luxury.
Think crab boil dinners on a long picnic table. A wide-brim hat tossed into the backseat. The rattan lounger that practically begs for a beach read. I’m not saying you need a house in Nantucket to feel like you’re in a Nancy Meyers summer. But, I am saying the right edit of items can get you close. And that’s what this post is for.

So, I’ve pulled together things that will help you get this vibe. These are pieces that make life feel breezy and a little bit styled, even if you’re just home with a sparkling water and your dog. (Hi Lucy 👋)

These finds are for:

  • backyard hangs that accidentally turn into dinner parties … my favorite summer day btw 😉
  • sprucing up your patio with pieces that feel just elevated enough
  • those in-between moments of summer that deserve to feel a little more charming

You don’t need a big vacation. You just need a few well-chosen details. I know some may be skeptical that you can feel that East Coast Nantucket summer vibe with just a few additions to your line-up. But, give it a try … it’s the little things that can make all the difference in how we live.

Let’s get into it.

A curated flat lay of summer-inspired home and lifestyle products titled “The June Edit” from Clouz Houz Interior Design Studio. Includes a straw beach tote, tortoise cat-eye sunglasses, a pearl necklace, a pleated white lampshade, a crab tray, rattan picnic basket, white scalloped bowl, navy sundress, solar pathway lights, yellow scalloped-edge umbrella, green block print napkins, straw clutch, seeded glass vase, rattan urn, navy outdoor chaise lounge, bamboo side table, brown jelly flip flops, and a green-bordered woven rug—all styled on a neutral background.

Tote | Sunglasses | Pleated Lampshade | White Accent Table | Crab Plate | Pearl Necklace | Picnic Basket | Navy Dress | Solar Lights | Wicker Hurricane | White Drink Bucket | Rug | Floral Napkins | Umbrella | Straw Clutch | Bamboo Side Table | Glass Vase | Jelly Sandals | Rattan Urn | Chaise Lounge


Outdoor Living & Patio Moments

Poolside setup featuring three white metal lounge chairs with yellow and white striped cushions, matching yellow scalloped umbrellas, and small white side tables. Surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees, with the scene reflected in the clear swimming pool in the foreground.
Source: Anthropologie
  • Umbrella
    This one really is the blueprint for making your backyard feel like a Nantucket vacation. The scalloped edges and sunny yellow fabric bring such a playful but refined energy to a space. It’s one of those upgrades that makes a bigger difference than you’d think. I have solid white umbrellas currently, and I use them for late afternoon shade around our sitting areas. But boy oh boy — how I want a pop of color like these! And, you need these umbrella stands from Amazon!
  • Solar Pathway Lights
    I bought these to line our driveway, and now I want to put them everywhere. They cast the prettiest soft glow at night—like the outdoor version of a candlelit dinner—and the design doesn’t scream “solar light.” They’re just polished enough, and feel like they fit the aesthetic of everything else we’ve worked hard to make feel special.

A wooden framed outdoor chaise with navy blue cushions trimmed in white piping and a pull-out tray.

  • Chaise Lounge in Navy
    The Navy is a no-brainer—it hides a little dirt, feels classic, and still looks elevated. But if you’re brave, the white version is stunning too. These are so comfy and bring that vintage resort vibe that makes you want to linger outside longer than you planned. I really can’t believe how well priced they are too- best price for the look that I could find!
  • Classic Stone Accent Table
    This white stone piece has the cleanest silhouette and feels somewhere between antique garden stool and modern sculpture. It’s heavy-duty but chic, and I’ve used it as both a drink table and a place to plop a big flower pot.

Entertaining & Hosting Touches

A romantic outdoor dining scene under fig tree branches with a vintage iron chair and a white embroidered tablecloth. The table is styled with fruit, wine, candles, and rustic dishes, evoking a slow summer evening meal.
Source: Lucia Zolea

 

White ceramic scalloped party bucket filled with ice and assorted wine bottles, placed on a summer tablescape with etched wine glasses, fresh floral centerpiece, and natural light streaming in through the window.
Photo Courtesy of Pottery Barn
  • Ceramic Party Bucket
    You can use this for everything during the summertime, including chilling wine, or even as a centerpiece. It looks amazing left out on the counter, but also feels super practical. Adds just the right amount of charm to a summer gathering.
  • Crab Oval Tray
    This is coastal kitsch but in the best, most elevated way. Use this for serving cocktails, stacking cheese and crackers, or even just leaning it up on a shelf for a pop of personality. The blue-on-white gives it that nautical Nantucket vibe without being too theme-y.
  • Green Block Print Napkins
    These will instantly make any table look thoughtful. They’re great for casual lunches and dressier dinners alike. The print gives a tiny dose of color and pattern, and they always get compliments.
Two woven rattan hurricane candle holders repurposed as vases, filled with lush white wildflowers and chamomile, sitting on a striped outdoor table near a serene lakeside setting.
Source: Tuckernuck
  • Woven Candle Hurricane
    Whether on the table or on the ground, this piece layers in texture and warmth. I’d use them on an outdoor table with a candle inside. They make everything feel a bit more styled and glowy. Love the antique vibe they bring to a space.

Storage & Functional Finds

Two pedestal-style rattan urn baskets in a neutral setting, one styled with a modern patterned pillow and a rust-toned woven throw blanket draped casually over the side.
Source: Terrain
  • Rattan Urn Basket
    I originally thought this could be used for big branches or faux stems. But the XL size would also be amazing for rolled-up throws, extra pool towels, or just as a sculptural moment. It’s got a presence to it, but still feels airy.

A natural bamboo side table with a square top, lower shelf, and a slightly weathered finish.

  • Bamboo Side Table
    This is one of those low-key workhorse pieces that looks good anywhere. Whether placed between two comfy armchairs, or holding a drink, a plant, a book, whatever—it just fits. It gives that layered, lived-in look that feels collected but not cluttered.

A classic rectangular woven wicker picnic basket with a top handle and dual flip-lid closure secured by a leather strap and metal clasp. The basket features a tight weave with a warm honey-brown finish, perfect for outdoor gatherings or charming storage.

  • Picnic Basket
    This is such a charming piece! Whether you’re actually heading out for a beach picnic (pretend you’re in Nantucket 😉) or just want to corral snacks or napkins at home, it brings instant character. Cute and elevated to make your picnicking vibes high.

Fashion & Accessories

Source: Pinterest

A beachy woven tote with green lettering and striped handles, casual and fun for summer outings.

  • Tote
    The graphic green script on the straw texture is so playful and fresh! It feels like summer in a bag. Try it for the market or trips to the lake. We have a family trip to Hawaii planned this summer, and this will be perfect for the beach too!
  • Cat Eye Sunglasses
    These feel much more expensive than they are, which is ideal because I tend to lose my sunnies every season. The oversized cat-eye is just enough drama without being costume-y. Elevates even your most basic outfit.
  • Pearl Necklace
    Shell and pearl-inspired jewelry is trending this season, and this one hits that note in a subtle, timeless way. I plan to throw it on with linen dresses or even jeans and a tee—it adds a little something special without trying too hard.
A classic, midi-length navy dress with thick straps, ruching at the bust, and a row of buttons down the center.
Source: Favorite Daughter
  • Navy Everyday Dress
    This is the one. It’s breezy enough for the beach, but structured enough for dinner. Love the button details and the length—it feels romantic and classic, like something you’d wear in a coastal Nancy Meyers scene or prancing around Nantucket. I love Favorite Daughter for us tall girls! Their dresses actually hit like a midi should — mid calf, and not at the knees! 😂

A translucent brown jelly sandal with a square-toe design and black sole.

I’ve worn these basically every day since they arrived. They’re minimal, a little nostalgic (have you heard jelly shoes are also trending?) and surprisingly comfy. Toss them on for errands, walks, even around the house. If you’re looking for the one summer flip flop, these are it.

  • Straw Clutch Purse
    I always love a piece that can go from daytime errands to a dressed-up dinner, and this clutch does exactly that. It’s got texture, charm, and a little bit of that vintage energy that I always gravitate toward. Toss it into bigger bags as an organizer, or use it on its own when you don’t want to be weighed down. It instantly elevates even the simplest summer outfit.

Nantucket-Inspired Textiles & Soft Accents

A cozy entryway featuring a wood bench set against vertical blue paneling. On the bench rests a patterned pillow, a woven basket tote, and a houndstooth coat draped on the side. Below, a pair of green Hunter rain boots sits neatly on a stone tile floor. A framed painting of a hunting dog hangs above, completing the rustic, lived-in charm.
Source: Modern Nest

A tan herringbone-style outdoor rug with a green and ivory double border.

  • Flatwoven Performance Rug
    This rug anchors any outdoor or indoor space beautifully. It has the most subtle double border detail that gives it polish, and it’s durable without looking utilitarian. A really good base layer and green looks sooo good outdoors!

A crisp white linen lampshade with structured pleats and a flared silhouette, giving off a tailored, coastal look perfect for a summer lamp refresh.

  • White Linen Table Lamp Shade
    I’ve been loving soft lampshades lately, and this one is an easy swap that gives a whole lamp a new feel. It’s like summer-ifying your lighting without investing in a whole new piece—think dainty, breezy, and slightly vintage, like something you’d see in a Nantucket cottage.
A rounded vase made from clear glass with textured bubbles throughout for a subtly vintage look.
Source: McGee & Co
  • Seeded Glass Vase
    So simple but stunning. It’s the tiny bubbles in the glass that make it feel handmade and special. Add one or two branches or just let it sit empty—it still feels like a statement.

Just a few last thoughts …

I don’t know what it is about this time of year, but suddenly everything feels like it’s asking to be romanticized. Even just sitting outside in an old lawn chair with a drink in hand feels like a moment. And, I’m realizing—it kind of is. June is all about entering your slow-down era, so take the time to be present and just enjoy the little things.

This edit wasn’t about curating some perfect version of summer. It’s more about some Nantucket-inspired things that quietly elevate the everyday … like a good straw clutch you grab a hundred times without thinking, or lights that make your driveway glow and welcomes you and your guests. 

No big lessons here—just little things I wanted to share with you. And, if any of these pieces help make your summer feel a little more special, then that’s the whole point. 🤍


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