15 ways to bring terracotta into your home decor (2024)

We can see this terracotta floor cushion sitting perfectly in a Mediterranean-inspired space. The deep reddish-brown material is reminiscent of the earth's natural hues, particularly the warm tones found in sizzling North African landscapes. Pair it with the matching Reema back cushion.

Why not extend terracotta decor to your bathroom? Traditionally, bathrooms have been known to be cold, sterile rooms, with decor being a bit of an afterthought. But with this terracotta soap pump, you can add warmth and contrast to instantly pep up the space. There's also a matching toilet brush and soap dish available.

Made from casted stoneware, these terracotta leaf planters take inspiration from traditional Tuscan pots to exude heaps of timeless charm. They'd look gorgeous filled with a selection of blooming indoor plants and popped on a sunny windowsill.

Recreate the iconic interior style of Soho House in White City with these Valetta dinner plates. They're crafted from natural stoneware with a glazed terracotta top for a warm and carefree Mediterranean look. A classic choice if ever we've seen one.

This cheery cushion will instantly brighten up your living space. It has been designed with terracotta, black neutral abstract patterns set against a knitted cream base for a hint of retro style.

This adorable candlestick holder is from one of our favourite homegrown homeware brands, Lisa Angel. Sturdy and minimalist in design, it has a white gloss finish and rustic terracotta top. And at just £15 each, we're adding two to our cart.

The rich, earthy tones of this burnt orange bedding set are evocative of sun-kissed Mediterranean villas. Made with a soft linen-look material and finished with fine stitching detail, we can guarantee you'll be tempted to stay in bed all day.

The warm terracotta finish of this wall shelf gives it a lovely authentic look. We love how the moulded arch format reflects the architectural and decorative traditions of the Mediterranean and the American Southwest – a real signature piece!

Add some rustic decoration to your exterior walls with this wall hung planter. The mini terracotta pots sit neatly in iron loops and can be filled with trailing plants, cacti or succulents.

The artisanal weave and fringed detailing of this Nedo bedspread make it a welcoming addition to boho-inspired bedrooms. Create your own bohemian boudoir by pairing it with macrame cushions, tapestry wall hangings and rattan furniture. It's also available in other gorgeous shades, such as oriental blue, pale green and mid beige.

This achingly cool chequered rug is a must-have for those who love to make a statement with their home decor. The bold burnt orange hues paired with a soft, shaggy pile create a lovely welcoming atmosphere – a perfect focal point in living spaces. It's available in a range of sizes: 80 x 150cm, 120 x 170cm, 160 x 230cm and 200 x 290cm.

Linen bedding may be on the expensive side compared to other materials, but for good reason: made from the flax plant, it's both durable, breathable and long-lasting. Add this scalloped linen option from Bedthreads to create a bed you'll never want to leave.

When we look at these terracotta eyelet curtains, we're reminded of a charming Italian villa looking out onto the Mediterranean coast. Full of rustic appeal, they're crafted from brushed fabric for an elegant drape. You can get them in a range of colours, from champagne to sage, but these have got to be our favourite.

This linen-blend tablecloth from H&M is a firm favourite of ours when it comes to terracotta decor. It's made from soft, washable linen in a gorgeous burnt orange shade. We'd pair it with matching terracotta napkins for a coordinated look.

If you want to go all out with terracotta decor, paint your walls in a welcoming terracotta shade. The warming reddish-brown hue of Farrow & Ball's Red Earth will bring a real sense of comfort and grounding to your interior decor – how inviting!