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1 S P E C I A L M O M E N T S A U T U M N / W I N T E R

3 WELCOME With autumn and winter approaching, we get that good old feeling of joy and anticipation. We begin preparing for a season of special moments. From festive gatherings with family and friends to cosy mornings spent in bed. Special Moments is more than a catalogue of furniture and decorative items. It s a source of inspiration to help you make your home ready for the season. We uncover beautiful ways to update your home. We explore new trends in colour, materials and textures, and show you how to make your interior bold or quiet or both at the same time. When you glance through the pages, we hope you ll be inspired to create your own special

5 05 FOCUS - THIS SEASON Get inspired by seasonal colours, get tips about highlighted trends and materials to be ready for a new season. 17 NEWS - SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Get your home ready for autumn and winter with these new must-have items of the season. 31 FOCUS - SLEEP IN STYLE This season, the bedroom takes on cosy colour combos to set a relaxing atmosphere. 39 INSPIRE - NORDIC CHRISTMAS There s something special about Christmas. It s a time for celebration and a time for sharing special moments with our loved ones. 43 FOCUS - COMING HOME The hallway is often given little attention when we decorate our home, but the right décor will make a big difference. 47 TREND - A 21 ST CENTURY GATSBY This season, we re experiencing a revival of the glamour and decadence of the roaring 1920s. 55 FOCUS - JOY OF GIVING This season, House Doctor has teamed up with Monograph for a fresh take on gift presentation. 59 INSPIRE - CHRISTMAS DECORATION This Christmas, we use natural elements, texture and colour to transform our home into a cosy nest. 65 FOCUS - A GENTLEMAN S LOOK Embrace dark saturated tones and simple lines and use rough exposed materials and surfaces like wood, metal and leather. 71 FOCUS - CHRISTMAS AT LOCHER S STUDIO We meet the essence of Danish Christmas "hygge", on the Northern tip of Denmark, Skagen. 79 FOCUS - SMART AND VERSATILE With living spaces getting smaller, we look for furniture that serves more than one purpose. 81 TREND - LIVING WITH NATURE Being in an era of technology and constant pace, we seek places to retreat and recharge. 91 INSPIRE - NEW YEAR You don t need fancy china or crystal wine glasses to make it work. Your everyday tableware will do the trick.

7 - F O C U S - THIS SEASON Autumn/Winter 2017 is all about celebrating. This season, we have worked with colours, materials and surfaces to create a collection that evokes a sense of comfort and confidence. And we've played with unique combinations to set a warm and welcoming atmosphere - for your special moments. PAGE 5

- M A T E R I A L S & S U R F A C E S - When it

8 - M A T E R I A L S & S U R F A C E S - When it comes to home décor, natural materials and shapes have yet to fade. But this season, they re presented with new, tactile expressions. Surfaces are no longer flawless, but are heading in a raw direction. From reactive ceramic glazes and oxidized metals to intricate weavings and mixed fabrics that make our living space more inviting and cosy.

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Look out for raw and primal expressions this season. Matte oxidised metal finishes are finding their way into our homes in all places, shapes and sizes.

11 Look out for raw and primal expressions this season. Matte oxidised metal finishes are finding their way into our homes in all places, shapes and sizes. They come in shades from burnt orange and claret to dark purple and blue. Use them to bring visual depth and intrigue to your home. Mixing metals continues to be big. And there are basically no rules. Just pick whatever you love. For a sophisticated and luxurious look, try combining your metals with rich plush textiles, like velvet.

12 - C O L O U R S - This season, we re becoming more colour-conscious and aware of how colours affect the look and mood of our home. We see colours that are down to earth, yet confident. They re warm and comforting and bring a sophisticated addition to our living space. And they help us set the right seasonal feel. From terracotta and claret to burnt orange and rust, these colours are very adaptable to almost any interior scheme. Use them on large surfaces for strong statements or on a few accessories to lift a space. Autumn/winter 2017 is all about bringing confidence into your home. Opt in strong combinations with vibrant, exotic shades of turquoise, blue and green. They will elevate any living space.

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space that you want to spend time in - with friends and family.

14 - C E L E B R A T I O N S - When it comes to the festive season of Christmas and New Year s Eve, it s all about creating an inviting space that you want to spend time in - with friends and family. Whether you put up stunning decorations or pop open bottles of champagne.

15 - W A L L A R T - This season, you ll see many new alternatives to traditional wall art like posters and frames. Here, layers of paper prove that even neutral items can be interesting, too. The key is texture.

Their imperfections tell a deeper story that adds warmth and soul within a space.

16 - M O R E C E R A M I C S - Ceramics are still trending. And with good reason. They offer a down-to-earth, tactile counterbalance to the fast-paced life that many of us are leading. Their imperfections tell a deeper story that adds warmth and soul within a space. From dinnerware, tabletop accessories and lamps, ceramics are everywhere. They come in every shape, size and colour. From earthy organic patterns to bright reactive glazes.

17 One thing is sure: Don t hide your ceramic vases and bowls away. Present pieces individually or in groups for a personal look - on a side table, desk or shelf. PAGE 15

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21 Opposites attract. Create eye-catching statements with mixed materials and surfaces. From soft and sleek to rough and uneven. PAGE 19

25 - N E W S - S U S H I S E R V I N G B O A R D, B O W L A N D P O T

28 - N E W S - D E C O R A T I V E C H R I S T M A S

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32 - F O C U S - SLEEP IN STYLE Your bedroom is a place to rest and recharge. Like the rest of your home, it should be decorated with items that make you smile and feel comfortable. This season, the bedroom takes on cosy colour combos to set a relaxing atmosphere. Soft textures are used to entice the senses and to add comfort.

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35 PAGE 33 This autumn, it s all about cosying up. In the bedroom, natural and warm hues are perfect for creating a comfortable atmosphere. Combine with bedlinen and small decorative items to add a softening effect to your space. It s the perfect setting for breakfast in bed, alone or with someone special.

36 Luxe materials, like suede and velvet are one of this season s key trends. The rich and heavy fabrics bring instant warmth, texture and colour to your home. Here, storages boxes with a plush suede finish give a stylish upgrade to an open storage solution.

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39 Never underestimate the power of a mirror. It brightens up a room by reflecting light and it adds the illusion of space. The vintage-inspired Mushroom mirror adds personality to any room, while being practical. PAGE 37

- I N S P I R E - NORDIC CHRISTMAS There s something special about Christmas. It s a time for celebration and a time for sharing special moments with our loved ones.

41 - I N S P I R E - NORDIC CHRISTMAS There s something special about Christmas. It s a time for celebration and a time for sharing special moments with our loved ones. But you don t need to go red and green to get into the holiday spirit. A natural and simple approach will make a big impact, too. If you would like to dive into the simple Scandinavian Christmas look, these are some wonderful ways to do it. Simplicity is key. Use a colour scheme of natural tones and incorporate materials from nature to create a simple look. PAGE 39

42 Keep it simple. A tree with small light bulbs is simple, yet beautiful, and it sets a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.

simple advent candle. Use branches creatively.

43 PAGE 41 Rethink your decorations. A simple, glass vase with randomly placed branches makes a beautiful backdrop to a simple advent candle. Use branches creatively. Hang a large branch over your dining room table and decorate it with natural elements in subtle colours. This season feathers and velvet have found their way into our Christmas décor.

- F O C U S - COMING HOME The hallway is often given little attention when we decorate our home. It s where we kick of our shoes and hang our coats and bags.

The key to an inviting hallway is to keep everything tidy. That s maybe easier said than done.

44 - F O C U S - COMING HOME The hallway is often given little attention when we decorate our home. It s where we kick of our shoes and hang our coats and bags. It s the first thing we see when we come home. And it s the first part of our home that guests meet when they visit us. With that many purposes, the right décor will make a big difference. The key to an inviting hallway is to keep everything tidy. That s maybe easier said than done. To set up a clutter-free hallway, you need storage solutions that make room for your hallway essentials, like outerwear and shoes. If your entryway is narrow and small, it s a good idea to think of ways to save space. A coat rack that can be fixed to the wall is a great solution, as it frees up floor space. If you have room, think of seating options. It s practical when you have kids, and it adds a welcoming touch. The same goes for colour. Dress up your hallway with seasonal colours to add personality and to set an inviting atmosphere.

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47 A coat rack on wheels is both decorative and practical. The wheels on the bottom allow you to move it whenever needed. If you need extra space in the entrance area, simply wheel it to another room. PAGE 45

49 - T R E N D - A 21 ST C E N T U R Y GATSBY This season, we re experiencing a revival of the glamour and decadence of the roaring 1920s. Tactile surfaces, daring colours and geometrical shapes are used to evoke a sense of indulgence and luxury. At the same time, the glamourous twist adds a cosy and welcoming feel to the interior. So, keep an eye out for lush materials like velvet and suede, warm metals and soft shapes. And combine them with dark and sensuous colours. From terracotta, claret and rust to teal, green and blue. PAGE 47

50 Whether you decide to go all in on the Gatsby glamour and embrace it from wall to ceiling, or you just add a lush cushion and a voluptuous vase, the style is sure to bring character to any space.

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53 Never underestimate the power of mirrors. Here, a group of round mirrors serve as an opulent art installation on the wall, while adding the illusion of space. PAGE 51

54 Dare to go big. Here, a large vase with an oxidised metal finish adds a decadent touch to the tabletop display.

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57 - F O C U S - JOY OF GIVING Nothing says Christmas like a gift made with love. Aside from traditional gift wrapping paper and ribbon, there are plenty of ways to make one-of-a-kind gift wraps. This season, House Doctor has teamed up with Monograph for a fresh take on gift presentation. PAGE 55

Here, gift wrapping paper from Monograph adds a modern touch to the look.

58 Be creative, and let your Christmas gifts be part of your decoration. Place them in stockings on a note-board with simple ornaments. Here, gift wrapping paper from Monograph adds a modern touch to the look. Let the countdown begin. With a few, simple supplies, you can turn a simple metal ring into a decorative Christmas calendar in no time. Use twigs of greenery and attach small gifts.

Personal gifts can be wrapped in many ways.

59 PAGE 57 There s something magical about receiving a handwritten note. It adds a personal touch to your gifts and it says: You matter to me. Personal gifts can be wrapped in many ways. These mason jars filled sweets taste as good as they look and they make great holiday gifts.

61 - I N S P I R E - CHRISTMAS DECORATION Christmas is a feeling of home, comfort and cosiness. It s the perfect reason for curling up by the fire, under a cosy blanket with a glass of warming Gløgg. This Christmas, we use natural elements, texture and colour to transform our home into a cosy nest thatmakes us feel comfortable and at home. PAGE 59

62 Sparkling drops of gold make your home feel relaxed and warm. Use flickering candles, string lights and golden paper garlands to set the right Christmas atmosphere. Add texture, depth and colour to the look with elements from nature, like pine cones and simple green plants, and velvet-covered Christmas baubles.

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65 Bring nature inside. Make festive groupings of year-round items with pops of greenery, gold and glitter. Here, trees in various sizes are used to create a natural and cosy ambience. The large cedar beside the rattan sofa has a moss-covered bottom that provides an authentic look. The tree is suited for both indoor and outdoor use. PAGE 63

67 - F O C U S - A GENTLEMAN S LOOK Creating a masculine look is all about blending textures and colours to set the right atmosphere. It embraces dark saturated tones and simple lines and uses rough exposed materials and surfaces like wood, metal and leather. PAGE 65

A vintage-inspired cabinet is the perfect spot for books and treasured bottles while making a strong statement in the interior. Simplicity is key.

68 Look for interior items that reflect your personality and taste. Maybe it s a record player, a stack of vinyls and bottle of good whisky? A masculine style focuses on convenience, form and function. A vintage-inspired cabinet is the perfect spot for books and treasured bottles while making a strong statement in the interior. Simplicity is key. Opt for clean lines and calm expressions. Leather pieces bring a classic feel to your space. Go for strong materials like ceramic and metallic details in black, and define with dark and heavy tones. Brighten the moody look with a few surprising details of colour. Here, a metal table with brass feet and a lush velvet daybed create highlights in the interior.

71 Setting a gentleman s table is not just about coffee, port and cigars. Whether it s for a group of friends or dinner for two, a masculine table is all about keeping it authentic. Use wooden serving boards as plates and bowls made of stoneware. PAGE 69

72 - F O C U S - CHRISTMAS AT LOCHER S STUDIO On the Northern tip of Denmark, you find Skagen. With its unique fishermen s cottages, art galleries and white sandy beaches, the town has been attracting artists from far and wide since the 19 th century. Here, in Carl Locher s old studio facing the sea, we meet the essence of Danish Christmas "hygge".

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74 Set the table for a cosy holiday feast with a palette of dark colours and heavy materials. For a modern take on a classic Christmas table, use ceramic dinner plates in dark shades as a beautiful backdrop for patterned paper napkins and brass ornaments.

76 Group vases in different shapes, sizes and colours together. They ll add character to your home s Christmas décor.

77 Sectionals are perfect for spaces with changing needs. Add a velvet pouffe, soft cushions and ambient lightning, and it may well become your favourite hang-out spot. PAGE 75

When sticking to a restricted range of colours, you

79 Dare to be brave. Select various shapes and finishes. From velvet and paper, to ceramics and metal. When sticking to a restricted range of colours, you can still achieve a stylish and coordinated look. PAGE 77

80 - F O C U S - S M A R T AND VERSATILE It s all about multi-functionality. With living spaces getting smaller, we look for furniture that serves more than one purpose. Whether used as a side table or as a stool, this piece of ceramic furniture is as versatile as it is decorative.

82 - T R E N D - LIVING WITH NATURE Being in an era of technology and constant pace, we seek places to retreat and recharge. We re setting up distraction-free nooks and corners to help clear our minds. Creating an "escapist" décor is all about making your space as comfortable and cosy as possible. So, opt for relaxed furniture, tactile surfaces and natural materials.

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84 Set a relaxing atmosphere by inviting nature inside in materials and shapes. Soft, organic shapes combined with rough surfaces intrigues the senses and bring beautiful contrast to contemporary spaces.

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87 Creating a space that feels like home is about making room for the people - and things - that make you smile. Cabinets in a combination of wood and glass allow you to showcase the items you love. Combine with a chunky rug and comfortable seating to give the space a welcoming feel. PAGE 85

89 Transform your living space into a cosy corner in no time. Combine materials and surfaces to add personality and warmth to your décor. Rattan furniture, woven baskets, cushions and lots of greenery will make the space feel comfortable and relaxed.

91 Transform the look of your bedroom with just a few natureinspired accessories. Use soft textiles in natural shades to give the space a feeling of comfort. And place a rattan chair in a corner to add a laid-back, yet modern feel. PAGE 89

Combine with rich colours and subtle contrasts to create a sophisticated look.

92 - I N S P I R E - HAPPY NEW YEAR Make New Year s Eve a night to remember with an unforgettable table setting that sets the mood. You don t need fancy china or crystal wine glasses to make it work. Your everyday tableware will do the trick. Combine with rich colours and subtle contrasts to create a sophisticated look. Add a white tablecloth to really let the coloured details stand out. Shaken or stirred? A black metal trolley on wheels is perfect as a bar cart for champagne and cocktails. An ice bucket keeps your champagne cold, while adding a finishing touch to the look.

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