Kip & Co’s Ripple linen tablecloth is made for long lazy days of summer feasting. Throw the pre-washed French flax linen over your table for effortless luxury. $159, kipandco.com.au.

Tis the season for long lunches on the lawn. This four-person picnic basket includes bamboo cutlery, plates and glass tumblers, ready for a curated spread and summer spritzes. $449, from Le Weekend.

Porch Ceramics – a collaboration between Bondi favourite Porch & Parlour’s Sammy Smith and ceramics marvel Ryan Der – showcase statement homewares with unique, organic designs.

The dazzling blue of the Adriatic coast is just a plate away with the new La Famiglia range from Alex and Trahanas. The Italian ceramics are just the thing for those laid-back, sun-drenched lunches. Have a look here.

The Balmain x Trudon limited-edition candle will win you major points from those who love the finer things. $229, from libertineparfumerie.com.au.

Take the party outside with enamel dishes from The Dancing Pixie. Each piece in the Mind Pop collection is hand-painted and a true talking point. From $25 each, from thedancingpixie.com.au

Inspired by the great outdoors, Greenhouse Interior’s new Native range features natural materials in earthy designs, like this flax linen napery set. $69, greenhouseinteriors.com.au.

For next-level dinnerware, go bespoke! No.19 by Fairfax & Roberts, Australia’s first fine jeweller, has created custom pieces using the finest hard porcelain in the world, known in the trade as ‘white gold’. From $135 each, number19.com.au.

Artist Mitchell English has forged a reputation from his distinctly coastal aesthetic. A creative direction cemented by the Sydney-born artist’s new home of Noosa, a resort town recognised for its surf breaksand balmy temperatures year-through. This base on the Sunshine Coast has proven part inspiration for his latest release, an expansion of his popular Heat Wave collection of original artworks and limited-edition fine art prints.