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2026-09-09
Colors Of the Season
Created by Anine Johnsen
As the light shifts and evenings draw in, autumn brings its own quiet invitation to reimagine our spaces. This season, we're looking to color as a way of setting the mood - deep, grounding tones alongside cooler, more contemplative shades, each bringing its own character into the home. From rich burgundy to icy blue, warm caramel to bold sculptural forms, here's our edit of the colors and shapes defining interiors this fall.
Shades of Caramel & Browns
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No autumn palette feels complete without the warmth of caramel and brown. It's the color of the season translated straight into interiors — the same tones we're drawn to in coffee, in leather, in the last golden light before dusk. As lighting experts, we see this palette come alive most in materials with texture: brushed brass, warm woods, and softly diffused glass that lets these tones glow rather than sit flat. Caramel pairs effortlessly with cream and off-white for something soft and inviting, while deeper browns lean into black or forest green for a richer, more grounded feel. It's a palette that rewards a little contrast — a cool metal accent or a pale stone tone keeps it from feeling too heavy.☕
Bold Patterns & Sculptural Silhouettes
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Bold Patterns & Sculptural SilhouettesNot every trend this season is about color — some of it is about shape. Bold patterns and sculptural silhouettes bring a different kind of statement into a room: geometric forms, fluted textures, and lighting that reads as much like art as it does function. As lighting experts, we love this trend because it puts the fixture itself center stage — a striking silhouette can anchor a room the way a piece of furniture or artwork would. It pairs well with a otherwise calm, neutral palette, letting the shape do the talking, or layered alongside other bold pieces for a more maximalist, gallery-like feel.✨
Tones of Ice Blue & Teal
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Where autumn often leans warm, ice blue and teal offer a cooler, more contemplative note — a reminder that the season isn't only about coziness, but also clarity. Ice blue works beautifully as a quiet, elevated neutral, pairing well with warm metals like brass or soft creams and wood tones. Teal, a touch deeper, pairs naturally with charcoal or black for a moodier look, or with burnt orange for a striking autumnal contrast. Together, they bring a refreshing coolness to the season — sophisticated and easy to build a room around.
Nuances of Burgundy & Plum
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If ice blue brings clarity to the season, burgundy and plum bring depth. These rich, wine-toned hues are warm without being loud, dramatic without losing their sense of calm — think the last light through a glass of red wine, or deep forest shadows in October. Burgundy pairs beautifully with warm metals like brass or gold, while plum leans naturally into moodier palettes like charcoal or forest green. A touch of soft blush or cream keeps things from feeling too heavy. Together, these tones bring warmth and intimacy into a space — grounding and perfectly suited to the darker evenings ahead. ✨