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TOP 5: Refresh yourself with colors – the most inspiring new products of the month

Pesa candleholder bursts colors that bring a playful and distinctive touch to your home décor, either alone or as a shimmering cluster of multiple candleholders.

As the days grow shorter and the leaves drop like confetti, there's no better time to dive into a vibrant world of colors. Enjoy Finnish Design Shop’s latest arrivals for October and get ready to refresh yourself with a splash of hues that’ll chase away those autumn blues!

Bright and shining

The bright and bursting colors of Hem's Pesa candleholder will brighten up even the darkest days. The shape of the candlestick also offers a cheerful surprise for the dusk – its plump silhouette playfully evokes the image of a dumbbell!

Designed by Fabien Cappello, the Pesa candleholder is made of solid beech and painted by hand. A glossy lacquer finish completes the candlestick's sophisticated yet relaxed cheerful look.

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The Pivot luminaire has a geometric shade positioned at an exceptional 45-degree angle to the base

Intriguing geometry

&Tradition's portable Pivot lamp brings vivid shades, illuminating shine, and captivating, almost futuristic geometric shapes to your home. The table lamp casts a gentle glow around it, reminiscent of the warm flame of a candle.

The cordless Pivot is equipped with a convenient three-step dimmer and a rechargeable battery with an operating time of 10 hours in the brightest setting.

&Tradition's Pivot portable lamp >
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Marimekko's Peura tableware is adorned with Aino-Maija Metsola's enchanting pattern.

Hiding deers

Marimekko's coffee cups are adorned with Aino-Maija Metsola's charming Peura pattern, where white-tailed deer have discovered their sanctuary deep within a serene coniferous forest. Created originally with brush and ink, the Peura - which, by the way, is Finnish for "deer" - pattern is part of Metsola's series of animal-themed illustrations for Marimekko.

The ceramic Peura cups are sold in a set of two, so you can share your morning coffee with your dearest ones!

• Marimekko's Peura coffee cup >
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TOP 5: Refresh yourself with colors – the most inspiring new products of the month

Juslin Maunula's floor pouf brings vibrant shades to the coffee table, in front of the fireplace, in the nursery – wherever you want to build your hut!

Relax, take it easy

Juslin Maunula's Rodoniitti floor pouf turns any space in your home into a serene oasis for relaxation. The stylish, double-sided cushion isn't just the ideal companion for aesthetic enthusiasts but also a perfect choice for all nature lovers. Made entirely from leftover materials from the textile industry and filled with recycled polyurethane foam, the Rodoniitti cushion is a testament to sustainable design.

• Juslin Maunula's floor pouf >
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Designed by Muller Van Severen, the objects in the Arcs collection create a vibrant but coherent whole by mixing different shades together.

Cheerful little helper

HAY's vibrant and radiant Arcs collection is known for its simple, oval-shaped pieces that, when assembled, adorn mirrors, lamps, and vases – and now also serving trolleys!

The colorful Arcs trolley is a versatile addition for various spaces and purposes. Mounted on castors, the serving trolley can be used as a storage solution, display shelf, or as a contemporary drinks trolley.

HAY's Arcs trolley >
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Text: Susa Pääkkönen Images: Manufacturers

Published on 31 Oct, 2023

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