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Poolside Products That Make a Splash
Retro-chic essentials for hot days by the deep end

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• Floats: Build a splashy armada with Business & Pleasure’s yellow cabana stripe design ($599; businessandpleasureco.com) and two colorful rings by the Nice Fleet ($64 each; thenicefleet.com).

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• Umbrella: Impart a preppy sixties Palm Royale vibe with a vintage-inspired Serena & Lily pagoda umbrella piped in green (starting at $1,298; serenaandlily.com).
• Chaise: For this outdoor lounger, Serena & Lily pairs a wickeresque base that looks delightfully old-school Southern with a more modern silhouette (starting at $2,498; serenaandlily.com).
• Pillow cover: Sure, this outdoor throw pillow covering by Serena & Lily can weather the elements, but even better, it ups the ante with a detail normally reserved for indoor decor: kicky pom-pom trim (starting at $78; serenaandlily.com).
• Side table: Give your daiquiri, piña colada, or ranch water a posh place to land with this inlaid-stone JANUS et Cie cocktail table ($1,308; shopjanusetcie.com).
• Towels: Dry off postdip with these superplush, extra-long yellow-and-white Matouk towels ($75 each; matouk.com).
• Bag: A giant Hat Attack tote can handle all your poolside accoutrements—even a straw hat, thanks to an ingenious side-strap design ($165; tnuck.com).

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• Tablecloth and napkins: A handmade, block-printed tablecloth ($78) and coordinating napkin set ($56 for four) from North Carolina’s Furbish Studio set a cheerful scene for alfresco soirees (furbishstudio.com).
• Tumblers and plates: Bright stripes emblazon Xenia Taler’s shatterproof bamboo-melamine dinnerware ($36– $48 for a set of four; store.moma.org).
• Tray: Serve up snacks, libations, and serious style with this teak and woven-fiber tray by JANUS et Cie (starting at $467; shopjanusetcie.com).
• Hurricane candle: Let this Hudson Grace hurricane lantern with a handwoven banana-bark base light the way to poolside chitchats at dusk ($98; hudsongracesf.com).
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