The Cool, Boho Look You're Going to See Everywhere This Summer
Prepare to be swept off your feet.

Summer is the season of off-duty style, when we collectively agree to put up our feet and take it easy. In the past, this meant kicking back on swan floats and palm-printed thrones, but this year, we're drawn to an enticing newcomer: the rattan swing chair.
Effortlessly cool and comfortable, these boho-chic jewels were made for lounging on summer afternoons. And as it turns out, our designers think so, too. Here are five of the best, laid-back looks you'll be seeing everywhere soon.
Southwestern Skies

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Settle into those lazy days ahead with a swing chair inspired by the southwest. For her own daughter's room, Arizona designer Joanna Gick of J&J Design Group drew on pom-poms, cactus-shaped pillows and southwestern prints to channel the chill vibes of the desert.
Bring this boho look home with layers of soft textures in saturated colors. Brilliant pinks, violets and blues are a great way to capture the landscape at sunset.
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Ryan Garvin
Seaside Serenity
If you'd rather be somewhere dangling your feet over the water, then you're in luck. Designer Shannon Wilkins of PRAIRIE shows us how to give rattan chairs a coastal touch by pairing their sandy hues with sea-blue bed linens.
With the same colors in your space, you'll feel that much more in tune with the ocean. All you need now is sand between your toes and the sound of seagulls to bring it home.
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Bethany Nauert
Ready to throw caution to the wind and head straight for the surf? Give your swing chair a splash of white paint that only frothy waves could pull off. Designer Dee Murphy chose a cool coat of white for this rattan beaut, resulting in a refreshing spot for swaying to and fro.

Caitlin Murray
The Bare Basics
Sometimes the best way to survive a long, hot summer is to strip down to the bare essentials. Instead of decking your swing with heavy throws and tassel pillows, opt for a lightweight look, like designer Caitlin McCarthy did here.
Once you ease into this breezy, minimalist gem, your troubles will never weigh you down again.
Cool Contrast

J&J Design Group
And when you really need time to cool down? Make for the shade and paint your swing chair a dark, earthy brown. Set against crisp, white walls, this rattan chair from J&J Design Group takes the whole room to a chill new level.