10 Autumn Trends We're Already Obsessed With

Dark wood is back, and this time it isn't apologising for it. After a decade of pale oak and bleached everything, chestnut and walnut are reasserting themselves as the season's furniture wood of choice, prized for the way they deepen a room rather than simply brighten it. A single piece anchors an entryway instantly, its grain doing more visual work than paint ever could; pair it with our furniture collection for pieces built to age into their richness, not fight it. It's a return to homeware with actual gravity — the kind you don't rearrange every season.

Forget beige, autumn's palette this year is deep, moody, and entirely uninterested in playing it safe. Moss green and aubergine are turning up everywhere from upholstery to paint chips, a pairing that reads as rich rather than heavy when layered correctly. Start small with an aubergine velvet cushion tossed against a neutral sofa, then build outward until the whole room has that late-September glow. It's the kind of palette that makes a room feel like it's been thought about, not just decorated.

Besides a perfect pairing, both moss green and aubergine create the perfect base to layer with further autumnal tones. If you'd like to accent the green, layer it with dark burgundies on the pinker side and off whites that work as a base. As for aubergine, it's the perfect base for celestial blues and warm pumpkin orange shades. Discover all these shades and more in our Autumn collection.

Summer doesn't have to end the moment the calendar says so, not when you can pin the best of it to the wall. Memory Display is exactly what it sounds like: ticket stubs, polaroids, postcards, and pressed flowers curated into a genuine art arrangement rather than shoved into a drawer. A generously sized frame gives the whole collection somewhere proper to live; we recommend exploring our decorated frames for a collection worthy of your memories, with hand-painted details that will accentuate those precious mementos. Or you can take this opportunity to get creative and repurpose a silver tray or stainless steel surface to pin all your favourite collectibles.

It's the rare decor trend that doubles as an excuse to relive your best moments of the year.

Cottagecore has gone into hibernation (see you next Spring!), and what's emerged is warmer, moodier, and considerably harder to leave — a trend House Beautiful has aptly named burrowcore.

Burrowcore takes its name after bunny caves, and they have long lived in our imagination as cosy places, just think Winnie The Pooh style. Think low lighting, deep curated nooks, and textures you actually want to sink into: chunky knits, chunkier throws, and furniture arranged to create a genuine hideaway rather than a showroom. A chunky knit throw is the fastest route into the aesthetic; layer several from our soft furnishings collection until the sofa itself starts to feel like a burrow.

If a season had a signature scent, autumn's would already be in the oven. Warm spice notes — cinnamon, clove, baked apple, brown sugar — are showing up not just in candles but in the season's entire colour story, from caramel-toned upholstery to spice-rack neutrals on the walls. It maybe obvious but a season's best trends are within its own seasonality. If summer calls fr=or watermelon pink and the scent of sea salt air, then an apple bake is exactly what the doctor prescribes for Autumn.

It's a trend you can smell before you see it, designed to let you lean into the beauty of seasonality.