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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Molly Malsom

I thought I was over the splatterware trend, but I am seeing it everywhere again this summer – and these new pieces have persuaded me it's worth a revisit

A stack of splatterware dinnerware on a homeware book displayed on a wooden shelf next to two gold candlesticks.

Splatterware was everywhere last year. Of course, it's not a new print, it's been around for centuries, but it made such a strong comeback last year that I rarely saw a kitchen shelf or outdoor dining table that didn't feature this abstract print. And it's back again for 2025, and this time I have been convinced it's the perfect print to bring into my kitchen to add a subtle hit of pattern.

I think I am more drawn to this revived pattern trend this summer because I am seeing more options, new colorways, and more exciting pieces; it's not just blue splattered bowls and plates. Anthropologie's most recent Splatterware launch features lilac and red takes on the look, and Shea McGee has brought Sharland England's lovely pink and terracotta offerings over to our side of the pond.

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