Right here in southern California, we simply had one of many largest rain storms we’ve had in years! It lasted a few weeks and now that the solar is again, the air is recent, and every little thing is inexperienced and vibrant, I’m actually craving spending extra time outdoors. If you happen to’re additionally wanting ahead to ditching these rain boots, getting outdoors, and feeling the grass in between your toes, I’ve simply the factor (effectively… issues, plural) for you: the newest Opalhouse Designed with Jungalow outside assortment at Goal! We’ve bought outside seating, pillows, planters, and pom poms on this assortment. So mud off these sunnies, seize a large brimmed hat, and let’s get into all this jungaliciousness!
I’m loving this vivid and daring sunny second that includes our rattan pod , solar pouf and matching outside solar pillow. The yellow stripes on the pod cushions remind me of striped awnings I used to see after I lived in Italy – there’s one thing so timeless and enjoyable a few traditional stripe. And the chunky pom pom hat on high of the pod has bought to be one among my favourite design particulars on this assortment. It’s giving limoncello vibes! 
For this assortment, I wished to carry earthy tones and natural shapes to the forefront – particularly within the type of planters. Planters & crops are SUCH a good way to create visible curiosity in any outside space. They can be used to outline an area, make an in any other case sterile area (like a concrete balcony) extra alive, they usually can be utilized to assist crops which may want a bit extra TLC turn out to be cell, slightly than stationary within the floor, if their gentle and watering wants are totally different than their plant neighbors which are within the floor. And for these of us who might not have any outside area round our properties, planters are the easiest way to carry the outside in! Indoor crops add a lot life, coloration, and dimension to any room. These terracotta planters are available a few styles and sizes and are the proper vessel for big indoor or outside crops. I additionally love the wavy sample on the gentle blue planter – jogs my memory of ripples in a physique of water. Peppering botanicals and lanterns in varied sizes, and at totally different heights (like on high of this wavy aspect desk) not solely guides your eye throughout the area however it additionally creates a layered look that you could curate both indoors or out.
Topanga Membership Chair | Pink Planter | 10″ Terracotta Planter |15″ Terracotta Planter
It is a entire vibe!!! I’ve a not-so-secret love for sample, however do you know that I additionally love a matchy matchy sample second? Having the identical sample repeat on a number of surfaces, like we did right here on the solar umbrella, pillows and ceramic aspect desk, is a good way to create cohesion and provides an sudden throw again to the 60s and 70s when people usually had the identical print or sample on their curtains, sofas, and desk linens. Form of a contemporary twist on a classic pattern. 
If you wish to go a bit extra delicate by way of a matchy matchy patterned second, otherwise you don’t have an enormous outside area, and wish to do that pattern indoors, you’ll be able to pair the aqua printed pillows with the blue plant stand and aqua planter (loving the worth level, btw… solely $20!).
It’s at all times arduous for me to decide on a favourite merchandise from a Opalhouse Designed with Jungalow drop, however I feel this umbrella is perhaps ONE of my faves from this assortment! The sample (which I created by taking components from one among my work and digitally piecing them collectively), the perimeter, and the truth that it tilts so you’ll be able to angle it to dam the solar because it strikes by the sky simply make me completely happy!
Thanks a lot for becoming a member of me on this sunny journey! Can’t wait to have a mojito (or two!) out right here. If you happen to’re prepared for some jungalicious outside vibes, try the Opalhouse Designed With Jungalow assortment right here.
Images by Jenna Peffley
