Elle decorandum summer: miami vice vibes, outdoor luxe & more

Welcome to ELLE Decorandum, your monthly first look at what we're loving and adding to our shopping lists.

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Miami vice goes home

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Moniomi Design's new Miami showroom, La Sala, is a space that defies categorization. Conceived by Monica Santayana and Ronald Alvarez, it's a gathering of furniture, collectibles, art, and community under one roof.

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With a hand-painted mural of sweeping geometric forms setting the playful backdrop, Palm motifs, richly patterned textiles, and vibrant handcrafted furnishings bring Moniomi's Miami style to life. The launch roster includes Sean Gerstley, Kyle Bunting, Krasnogorov Studio, Viya by Vikram Goyal, Den Holm, Lyk Carpet, Colours of Arley, Porter Teleo, and more.

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Hospitality design at its finest

Hospitality design at its finest

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Hospitality design is at its most exciting when it does more than set a mood—it creates a world. At Uchi Washington, D.C., Islyn Studio's newest collaboration with Hai Hospitality unfolds through jade green, crimson, muted gold, geometric thresholds, and low, cinematic light.

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Drawn from New Formalist Modernism, midcentury geometry, the saturated romance of Wong Kar-wai, and the after-dark atmosphere of Tokyo, the result is a space that reminds us that the most memorable hospitality interiors are those that leave guests wanting to linger long after the last course.

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Outdoor living redefined

Outdoor living redefined

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Herno's move into the home continues with Herno Habita's second chapter, The Garden Brunch, a collection that brings the Italian brand's understated elegance outdoors.

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Following its holiday debut, this new assortment trades winter intimacy for open-air conviviality: wicker baskets, linen and cotton throws, ceramic tableware, and a coordinated table setting made for long, unhurried afternoons.

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Sheila bridges for walmart

Sheila bridges for walmart

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Prolific designer Sheila Bridges celebrates her new Philadelphia Collection for Walmart with a cheerful picnic setting layered in gingham, stripes, and colorful tabletop pieces.

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Launching just in time for summer, the collection includes plates, platters, tumblers, ice buckets, and cake stands, all priced under $20.