While lockdown eases across the world, a summer vacation for many may still be out of reach. So whether you’re stuck at home seeking adventure or you’re on the hunt for a little visual vacation, we’ve rounded up 14 of our favourite installations, which will instantly transport you into summer. From Palm Springs and Miami to London and Madrid, join us from your living room on our great escape.

In a serene escape by Belen Ferrandiz, Channels Copper perfectly complements the cool colour palette of this Madrid-based project.

Emulating light reflecting off ripples in the shallows of a calm sea, our Riviera rug by Winch Design gives that perfect summer feel year-round.

Adventuring into the desert, our Canyon rug was the ideal outdoor choice for The Lautner Compound in Palm Springs.

Bonavita by Suzanne Sharp creates a summery mosaic for its magnificent namesake Casa Bonavita in Malta

As seen in WSJ, Flaunt by Kelly Wearstler flows inside and peeks through to the pool in Stephen Weishaupt’s lush Miami residence.

Refraction Bright by Paul Smith embraces colour and fresh air in this photoshoot for Elle Decoration South Africa.

Lee Robinson goes under the sea with this coral stair runner created side by side our in-house studio for the Kips Bay Palm Beach showhouse.

A traditional Berber rug takes the floor in this botanical paradise by Suzanne Sharp in London.

Staccato by Kelly Wearstler adds a golden touch to this London-based townhouse by Sarah Delaney Design.

As seen in House & Garden UK, Climbing Leopard by DVF catches the light in this relaxing London home by designer Zoe Zimmer.

Oceanic by our in-house studio creates movement in this beach-side retreat by Robin Gannon Interiors.

Fresh air and rattan furniture is perfectly paired with our Bamboo Ikat rug for this sanctuary by Serge Castella in Ibiza.

Oriental Birds by Paul Smith is the perfect floral addition to this rosey escape by Danielle Rollins in Palm Beach.

Zap by Fiona Curran adds a burst of colour to this tropical interior by Marta Carballo in Madrid.