Courtesy of John Kernick, H&M, and Anthropologie
Call it the summer of spritzes and scalloped edges. The "decorvow Aesthetic" is the trending phrase for those who find their seasonal inspiration in the polished, effortless energy of our founder herself.
This particular summer aesthetic blends elevated entertaining with breezy charm: think vintage-inspired serveware, farm-to-table foods, and small-but-thoughtful touches that are less about impressing and more about creating an inviting space.
Ahead, we’ve rounded up the entertaining essentials that channel the spirit of Martha’s seasonal soirées and signature pretty-meets-practical form. Consider this your stylish starter pack to a Martha girl summer.
Anthropologie Eden Deviled Egg Platter
Courtesy of Anthropologie
Serving guests a platter of thoughtfully prepared deviled eggs is so Martha. Prepare to wow them at your next brunch with this Anthropologie serving tray.
With a gently scalloped edge and painterly floral motif, it feels like an inherited piece. Plus, there's something about owning a dedicated deviled egg platter that feels just extra enough.
Uncommon Goods Berry Buddy
Courtesy of Uncommon Goods
Berries plucked fresh from the garden or the farmer's market are a simple indulgence. Enhance the experience even more with this handcrafted stoneware strainer. It can go right from the sink to your tabletop.
decorvow 8.5" Cake Stand
Courtesy of Amazon
No-bake cake recipes adorned with fresh berries and fluffy whipped cream are a summer entertaining favorite. Present your deceptively easy dessert on this jadeite glass cake stand and you'll earn instant "Martha Girl" status.
decorvow 16-Quart Enamel-On-Steel Lobster Stock Pot
Courtesy of Amazon
Martha loves serving fresh seafood to guests at her storied summer parties. Take a cue from the "decorvow Aesthetic" and host a summertime seafood bake. A lobster stock pot is the perfect finishing touch.
World Market Bamboo Serving Plate With Mesh Food Dome
Courtesy of World Market
Going that extra mile for your guests feels like it should be Martha's hosting motto. Protect plates of alfresco appetizers from pests with this platter-food-dome hybrid. With a woven bamboo base and fine mesh cover, it blends practicality with polish.
H&M 4-Pack Embroidered Napkins
Courtesy of H&M
Linen napkins are a must in pulling off a Martha-inspired tablescape. Borrow additional inspiration from Martha's bountiful gardens via this dainty set embroidered with tiny fruits and vegetables.
Bordallo Pinheiro Cabbage Pitcher
Courtesy of Sur La Table
Quick! It's the dog days of summer, and some unexpected guests just dropped by. What would Martha do (W.W.M.D.)? Mix up some easy homemade lemonade and offer them a cold drink—poured out of a vintage-inspired yet right-on-trend pitcher, naturally.
Famille Rose Triple Condiment Dish
Courtesy of Williams Sonoma
You'll never leave plastic bottles on the table again once you see how pretty this porcelain condiment dish looks sitting next to your summer appetizers. Garden-party ready, it features three bowls adorned with colorful florals and sweet pollinators. (Oh, and because we can't neglect practicality, it's also dishwasher-safe.)
Pottery Barn Cape May Picnic Basket
Courtesy of Pottery Barn
Whether on a picnic excursion on Martha's Vineyard or on a blanket thoughtfully spread in your backyard, a classic wicker picnic basket will bring the vibes of our founder's timeless style. This one comes pre-packed with acrylic wine glasses, plates, teaspoons, knives, forks, and a corkscrew.
Williams Sonoma Hammered Copper Butter Keeper
Courtesy of Williams Sonoma
The moment when guests dip their knife into perfectly spreadable butter—served in an elegant copper butter keeper, no less—you'll be known as the Martha of the friend group.
Mark & Graham Rik Rik Guest Towel, Set of 2
Courtesy of Mark & Graham
Be sure to that you're always able to stock your bathroom with fresh towels when guests arrive by restocking your linen closet with an extra set of hand towels. This Mark & Graham designs feels fresh for summer, and an added monogram feels like a very Martha-esque detail.
