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Last season’s glam cocktail trolley has got a whole new look for spring! This gorgeous bamboo serving trolley has shelves and a handy side shelf to hold all your dining essentials and can be wheeled outside when it’s warm enough to dine alfresco.
Mini baskets, £15 for a set of three; seagrass woven bottle holder, £25; Portobello scalloped bowls, £25 per pair; jute woven placemat, £12; linen glass cloth, £10; Moreton Kubu trolley, £395; Parham large ceramic vase, £35; jute coaster, £16 for a set of four; seagrass long oval tray, £25; ribbed domed candle holder, medium, £25; mini domed cloche with tray, £15; Norton stool/side table, £110; braided jute rug, medium, £175, all The White Company
Simplicity dinner set, £22; wooden cutlery, £13; wicker shade, £25; woven planter, from £8; textured vase in White, £10; Pink diamond tumbler, £2.50, all George Home
This season’s natural trend is perfect for relaxed dining. Choose tableware with organic, slightly irregular shapes and combine it with linen napkins and wooden-handled cutlery. Add wicker lampshades to hang over your table (they cast enchanting shadows when lit) and look for woven seagrass placemats and serving baskets to complete the look.
Southwold sideboard, £975, Cox & Cox
For those who love a considered yet relaxed look, this spacious sideboard is bursting with rustic style. The reclaimed wood adds character to a scheme, plus it boasts lots of storage space for dinnerware and a generous display space for your favourite vases.
Homespun floral jug, £14, Matalan
This elegant jug, with its delicate wildflower decoration, would look equally as good as a water vessel or as a vase displaying blooms from the garden.
Glazed green dinnerware, £44 for a 12-piece set, Habitat
Add a splash of colour to mealtimes with this botanicalinspired green glazed tableware.