18 best rainbow interiors

Area rugs are a great opportunity to add a little personality to your space without too much effort. If you want to add a rainbow to your space, you can't go wrong with this rug. It feels a little more mature than you might imagine from a rainbow rug. Plus, all Ruggable rugs are machine washable. If you're concerned about white backgrounds, don't worry.

If you want your rainbow decor to be a little bolder and brighter, keep the pieces smaller. This vase provides a perfect example of how to display a rainbow. Sophisticated, fun, and sassy are all the right ways.

I know I advised against decorating with large-scale rainbow pieces, but I'll make an exception for this cool wall art. It's made up of mirrored blobs, making it a little less kitschy than the traditional rainbow shape. We recommend hanging this piece in a room with a lot of furniture in neutral or quiet tones.

We have a weakness for snow globes. No matter how common they are, there's something sweet and nostalgic about them that truly warms our hearts. This is also non-seasonal, so you don't have to put it away even after Christmas.

This kind of wallpaper is perfect for children's rooms and children's rooms. Order a few rolls of this peel and stick pattern and watch your child's room completely transform. “This paper has a different pattern,” says Jessica Cherner, her associate editor at Shopping. “And it's very easy to apply and can prove to last for at least several years.”

Home chefs, this is for you. It might not be the kind of fluted turner you pull out for fancy cooking, but if you're looking to spice up your collection of kitchen essentials, I can't recommend this enough. We guarantee that your guests will get compliments as soon as they see it.

If there's one creator who knows how to have fun with design, it's Jonathan Adler. Look at this rainbow-colored catchall on his tray. It may seem a little pricey, but use the code “HELLOSUMMER” at checkout to get him 25% off.

Strictly speaking, these cute coasters aren't rainbow patterned, but each one is a different rainbow color, which is why we think this set is worth it. Have a blast at your summer parties and wait for the compliments to start pouring in.

Similar to the Anthropologie towel on our list earlier, this oversized throw blanket is useful for all months of the year, not just pride. Plus, Verloop is a sustainability brand, so you won't feel guilty about draping this super cozy throw over the back of your sofa.

Like the vase above, this Homary magazine organizer (which can be used for just about anything) is small enough to keep it from looking childish. Plus, why not have a little fun in your home office?

While this may look like a typical lumbar pillow you keep in front of your bed or next to your couch, it's actually a full body pillow filled with memory foam. As for the rainbow cover, it's 100% microfiber, so it's not as scratchy as it looks.

This chevron-patterned quilt may be from Pottery Barn Teen, but there's something very sophisticated about it. Even adults can use it in any room. However, if you want to keep things a little more grown-up, we recommend skipping the matching fakes.

Available in three sizes, this hand-woven storage basket is perfect for people who don't have a lot of closet space. Whether you use it for your kids' toys, dirty clothes, or anything in between, we're sure you'll fall in love with this unique find just as much as we do. Did we mention it was made by a Senegalese artist using elephant grass and recycled plastic?

Your front door is the first thing people see when they approach your home, so it's paramount that you're greeted in style. Introducing this Rainbow His Doormat from AllModern. Guests are sure to feel welcome here.

Similar to area rugs, shower curtains are probably the easiest way to add color (and a little fun) to your space without spending more than a few dollars. There's no need to paint the walls or retile the floors. Just replace your current shower curtain with one that's a little, well, louder.