We Love This: September 2026
By Celina Tran | Press photos
With September’s cooling weather and the yellowing of leaves, we abandon our adventurous summer selves for returning hermit habits. As home once again becomes our favourite place to be, why not introduce some interior pieces and décor to go with the earthy tones of autumn?
Described as a masterpiece of Danish design, the EggTM chair designed by Arne Jacobeen is the perfect lounge chair. As the colder season draws near, it’s of the utmost importance to have a chair for reading and relaxation. The shape of the EggTM lounge chair is great for folding yourself into after a long day, not to mention that its sleek, warm leather can elevate any room, whether it’s your classic Scandi living room or a Georgian-styled sitting space.
EggTM lounge chair in Grace/walnut, EUR 12,999
When we think about decor and interior design, it’s easy to think about frames but to forget the very images that fill them. This silkscreen printed poster by Finnish artist Kustaa Saksi depicts a hillside and a single zebra patterned tree against the skyline. The zebra pattern has been associated with Artek since the 1930s, and as a celebration of the Finnish brand’s 75 years in 2010, the poster references nature and natural materials – both important to Artek.
Artek 75 anniversary poster by Kustaa Saksi (2010), EUR 119 from andlight.com
Nothing screams September cosiness like candles, and these creamy white, scalloped pillar candles are no exception. Depending on the vibe you’re going for, you can treat the white candles as a base to match with a range of other different colours. A Danish design favourite not only in Scandinavia, but across Europe, Søstrene Grene are the very definition of ‘hygge’. With warm, rich tones and a relaxing atmosphere, their labyrinth-like shops are the ideal place to source your affordable autumn décor.
Pillar candle in white, EUR 6.58
The Sine vase from Norwegian Hadeland Glassverk features a natural and elegant flowy shape and is perfect for long-stemmed dried flowers and bouquets of all sizes. Because the glass is mouth blown, each piece is entirely unique with its own soft, organic lines, shape and colours.
Sine vase in cocoa, EUR 185.95
A funky piece you might not even consider at first glance, this piece of industrial wall art adds personality and character to any wall. Hang it among your posters, shelves or lamps for a bit of urban texture.
Wall Art, HDFaha in antique brown, EUR 69.95
Japandi, a combination of the minimalist Nordic lines and Japanese forms and materials, is an increasingly popular style of interior design, and it’s easy to see why with Frandsen’s Kiku table lamp. Inspired by the traditional Japanese Samurai hats, the Kiku family are made of linen strings and stainless steel, offering a different approach to something so mundane as lamps. Put in a space with wood textures, this is a natural centrepiece without being too flashy.
Kiku table lamp, EUR 379
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