Summer hosting is going Sicilian - why Italian Nonna Chic is the hottest interior trend right now

The Italian Nonna Chic trend wouldn't be complete without gingham. The small checkered pattern provides a quintessential at-home dining aesthetic with the update of an on-trend lilac trim. 

Limoncello doesn't have to be reserved for just drinking. Add a zesty slice of the sunny tone to your tablescape with a linen tablecloth that feels down to earth. 

Dreaming of olive oil drenched pastas and salads this summer? Us too. Upgrade your store-bought bottle with this seriously chic ceramic pourer that will complete a tablescape. 

L'ananas is French, we know, but this trend is about embodying the atmosphere of the Med. Put decorative plates to work on your tablescape to add colour and pattern, especially once the food has been devoured. 

Inspired by the Pasta Grannies? This Zara pasta maker looks like it will make light work of spaghetti, fettucine, or even a linguine, so you can impress guests with an Italian feast. 

We're feeling inspired by the Amalfi coast this season, which is why these lemon napkin rings will be perfectly placed on a matching tablecloth. They're even made from raffia to continue the summer scheme.

Orange juice, aperol, homemade lemonade - you name it, this jug will carry it. Let guests serve themselves by filling a jug with your chosen drink, or even using it as decoration with your best blooms.

Seek solace in sea-like hues with bright blue home accessories. I love the idea of decorating a dining or garden space with cacti in this fun plant pot. 

When doubling down on dinner and dessert, you'll need some napkins to mop up any mess. Fabric options are great but if you're looking for low effort, these lemon-themed paper napkins will do the job. 

Want to take your Italian feast on a picnic? Melanine plates allow you to transport the trend to the park or beach while still sticking to pretty patterns.

Elevate your glassware game with this golden duo. They'll offer a sunny disposition even if the sky is grey, and are perfect for alfresco dining. 

We love the vintage appeal of these short stemmed, square wine glasses, they look just like something you could find in Nonna's glassware cabinet. They're also the ideal size for sweet dessert wines or a tiramisu. 

Aperitif hour is often the prime time for spillages. Extend the Italian Nonna Chic trend into every corner of your kitchenware collection with a dedicated tea towel for the occasion. 

We're huge fans of splatter crockery. It offers a hand-painted look that embodies the handmade trend. This board is the ideal size for transporting a plethora of cheese to the table. 

Getting your table ready for hosting can be expensive and require ample cupboard space. If you want to throw a soiree without the stress, try renting your tableware instead. 

If you like your espresso with a heap of sugar, you'll need this pot to complete your dining layout. It will look equally as sweet sat next to your kettle, too. 

Twinkly lights are reminiscent of evenings spent wandering through tiny Mediterranean villages, so add a touch of that to your indoor or outdoor dining space.

Whether you're serving salads or mounds of spaghetti, this lettuce leaf plate will make every dish look homegrown. Straight from a Nonna's garden to your table - voila.