I trawled Instagram for the best of Joanna Gaines' Magnolia Summer Home Collection

Joanna has been giving us lots of teaser videos for her newest collection of recipes for the table. Her first cookbook was a New York Times #1 best seller and this fusion of old and new recipes makes it a number one in my mind already. I spotted her munching on a Confetti Cookie Sandwich which she says ‘will change the mood and change the environment of any gathering’. I think I’ll need to taste test to find out. 

In the background of a number of Joanna’s kitchen shots, sits this gorgeous cocotte. Each pot is handcrafted in France and made from quality cast iron. The enamel interior keeps the heat in, is easy to clean, and doesn’t have any non-stick chemicals that are causing concerns online. 

It's a true heirloom piece. If you’re looking for some indulgent, slow-cooked, tender food, this is a stovetop must-have. 

Tablescaping is an art form. Adding some soft stoneware can give some natural texture and color to your table. This Maison Striped Mixing Bowl Set adds a touch of French colors to your table, for a vintage look. I've seen Joanna baking and serving up meals in this lovely set, so don't be afraid to introduce it to any room in the house.

Whether it’s inside, outside, or on a coffee table you can’t go wrong with a serving board. With the look and feel of a European chateau, this is a marble must-have. It’s a frame for any food – no matter how simple. If you want a cohesive marble celebration, pair it with the matching trivet and coasters. 

Joanna Gaines calls this ‘tart art’. Summer is the time to berry (ahem) yourself in fruity beauty. This set is comprised of two uniquely oversized ceramic containers. The distressed look is a perfect organic pairing for your most colorful picks of the season. The best bit is that they're breathable too, ensuring your fruits and vegetables stay fresh. It's a classic, one-of-a-kind look.

I saw Joanna setting these plates on an outdoor table and fell instantly in love. The soft fluted and subtle glaze looks both sophisticated and colorful. You can buy them in a range of sizes and I would recommend that you do. Buy the matching bowls and a woven placemat for the ultimate summer look. 

I’ve spotted napkins, table cloths, tea towels and a whole host of gingham in Joanna Gaines’ outdoor shots. It’s a timeless pattern that adds so much more than color to a table or picnic. They’re made from sustainable materials and a brilliant alternative to single-use items. She often pictures the red and white version, but I love the baby blue for a softer look .

In a variety of sizes, these are the perfect re-usable containers for your kitchen, or to take for a picnic with friends. They’re sealable, reusable, and make for a beautiful display. I would recommend ordering a range of sizes for different food items. 

Tapers are an very welcome and unexpected trend that are all over tables this season. Joanna has featured them on all of her tablescapes and some of her coffee table designs too. They’re a modern take on a historic essential and I love it. You can buy colorful tapers to add some different hues as well as heights to your table. 

 If you need a little encouragement to get outside, this spade, scoop, scissors, and pruner are a set so beautiful it’s impossible for your green fingers not to get itching. If you want to attract some hummingbirds into your garden, pack your gardening tote and get planting. 

From tools to stools, Magnolia's gardening accessories are simple and beautiful. I love this stool for a classic and practical look. I've seen the English designer stockist, Holloways of Ludlow, swapping out bedside tables for simple stools and steps. It looks really stylish beside low beds, especially in guest rooms. Add a lamp or planter for a simple-yet-effective look.

A wicker gathering basket is the epitome of summer romance. It’s easy to mount on the wall, for hanging some vines and leaves, or you can use it to store some kitchen essentials. If you're going outside to enjoy some summer sun, it makes a good hamper for your throw, blanket, and books.

Joanna’s latest tip was to turn your winter spaces into summer features. She recommended emptying your hearth’s ashes and adding a big vase and some colorful flowers. It’s this genius and inspired ideas that makes her so successful. I love this French Grey Vase for an all-year round look that is subtle and soft enough for any décor. 

If you follow Joanna Gaines, you'll already have seen her terracotta soft spot. She recently announced that 'terracotta tones are for the summer' and our team completely agree. These pots are handmade in a small Italian village and based on regal 1860s Danish designs. They're beautiful, functional and come in three sizes.

Our interiors team loved how Joanna turned a dumb waiter into a spice rack. It got us thinking, how else can we use our wasted space? An alcove, windowsill, or empty wall are all opportunities to turn your clutter into décor.