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Outside, the leaves are turning colour, the air smells of rain and earth. Mushrooms appear among the fallen leaves, the harvest is in. There is a beauty all of its own in this season: in a walk through the woods, the rustling underfoot, the light that starts to shift earlier.
It is also the time of Michaelmas and Saint Martin's Day, of courage and light, exactly what this season calls for. Autumn invites you outside and, at the same time, to slow down, and to give that feeling a place at home.
Photo: Annie Spratt
Light for the darker days
As it grows dark earlier outside, the silhouette lamp brings a piece of autumn indoors. The autumn silhouettes depict familiar moments of the season, from mushrooms in the woods to a full basket of fruit, and give them a warm glow.
Autumn on the table
The seasonal table is a fixed spot in the home that moves with the seasons and the festivals of the year. Fill it with what autumn gives you, chestnuts, leaves, mushrooms, or with the little forest edge that suits this season so well. Arranging it again and again becomes a ritual of its own, a moment to pause, together or alone, and take in what the season brings.
Autumn in the nursery
Mushrooms belong to autumn the way leaves belong to the wind. The mushroom lamp and its matching music box bring that feeling into the nursery, soft light and a familiar melody for bedtime.
