Shop Our Edit of Chip and Joanna Gaines' Summer Magnolia Collection

Whether you're a die-hard Chip and Joanna Gaines fan or have recently discovered the designing couple's perfectly imperfect farmhouse-chic style and products, you'll want to shop their latest collection drop. The couple's home décor line, Magnolia, recently launched a summer line and needless to say we want just about all of the new items.

The collection includes everything from kitchen essentials like chic tumbler glasses and embroidered towels to decorative pieces like glass vases and realistic faux plants. Each product features the Gaines' signature style that feels unintimidating and casual, yet timeless and polished.

Keep scrolling to take a first look at the new collection with items starting at just $7. Here's our 15-piece edit of summer essentials from everybody's favorite design duo.

This soft translucent yellow vase looks like a one-of-a-kind hand-blown piece thanks to its asymmetrical top. Use it to hold a few delicate branches or flower stems and place it on a console table or on a tray atop a larger surface.

Give your bathroom a major upgrade at an affordable price by simply installing one or two of these pivot mirrors above the sink. It's designed to move up and down to give everyone the perfect view of their reflection.

This lightweight throw blanket is fit for summer. It will add a pop of color and texture to any sofa or accent chair without being too heavy for the warmer months.

For a chicer way to store spare linens or dirty laundry, opt for a woven basket like this sturdy one featuring a subtle design. Display it in the bathroom or living room for stylish storage.

Consider these recycled stacking tumblers your reason to set the table. They're a simple addition to your kitchen essentials, but they certainly catch the eye. Plus, they're easy to store in small spaces thanks to their stackable design.

For extra seating and design, this striped pouf is just the thing. Place it in your living room so it can act as a comfy place to sit, an ottoman to kick your feet up on, or even as a kid-friendly coffee table.

Every home could use some fresh greenery. Allow this ceramic, decorative pot stand to hold your fresh or faux botanicals. The planter features a detailed pattern that almost looks like a plant itself.

Turn your bathroom into a tranquil spa with this bath tray made of acacia wood. It perfectly holds all of your bath essentials, from candles and soap to hand towels and a good book.

This is no ordinary cutting board. The versatile piece is actually comprised of two different materials—marble and wood. Use it to chop up fruits or cheeses and then serve them up to guests in style.

Rather than place table lamps on nightstands around your bed or in the living room next to the couch, save space and add an interesting element of décor with a sconce instead. This one features a rustic white barn shade that hangs from a wooden plank.

Make your morning ritual feel that much more special by serving your milk or creamer from a chic stoneware vessel. We wouldn't be surprised if your cup of coffee tastes even better after pouring in your creamer of choice from this ceramic piece.

If you're looking for an easy way to spruce up your backyard or balcony for summer, this rustic lantern is just the thing. Display a few in a cluster with glowing candles inside the glass frame to create a romantic, intimate atmosphere.

Perfect for a home office, these industrial metal wall pockets can hold onto productivity essentials from papers and folders to books and mail. Hang them on the wall near your desk to create an efficient workspace right at home.

This muted yellow towel is just the thing to give your kitchen a summer update. The cotton towel features a simple white embroidery that gives it a little something special.

This faux magnolia sapling looks like the real thing. It even comes in a natural terracotta pot filled with lifelike soil, so all you have to do is pick the perfect place to display it in your home.

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