The Autumn Edit

As the evenings draw in, the house starts asking for different things: a candle lit before supper, a cloth laid on the table for meals that run long, something soft underfoot on the first walk to the kitchen in the morning.

This edit gathers the pieces we reach for once the light turns low and amber. Takazawa's Tohaku candle, made in homage to Hasegawa Tohaku's painted screen of pine trees, sits beside a brass holder from Fog Linen Work and a handwoven cotton tablecloth from Tensira's workshop in Guinea. A few vintage vases, glazed in deep browns and golds, hold the last of the garden's stems.

Just enough to see the house through the colder months.