Shoes Off, Shoulders Down: The Season of the Healing Home
Shoes Off, Shoulders Down: The Season of the Healing Home
It starts the moment you walk through the door. Shoes off. Shoulders down. The light is low. The kettle’s already on. And your sofa? It’s looking at you like it’s been saving your spot all day.
We’re calling it The Healing Home - and it’s the heartbeat of our Autumn/Winter campaign.
Because let’s be honest: 2025 hasn’t exactly been subtle. Between the breaking news, the buzzing phones and that never-ending to-do list, it’s been one long, overstimulated scroll. And somewhere in the middle of all that noise, we started to crave something a little… softer.
Not just a home that looks good, but one that feels like a deep breath. A home that says, “You’re safe here.” Not in a performative, matchy-matchy kind of way. But in a real, grounding, healing kind of way. A space that lets you sink in and switch off.
Where Comfort Meets Character
The Healing Home isn’t about trends - it’s about tuning in. It’s curvy edges, plush fabrics, and colours that calm the room (and your nervous system). Think Free Sage, Planet Grey Green and Maya Cream - those gentle, nature-inspired tones that instantly soften the space.
But this isn’t just a beige blanket fort. There’s a spark in the softness too. We’ve borrowed a bit of bold from the ‘70s - earthy browns like Agnes Brown, textured bouclé, and statement pieces that don’t shout, but still know how to hold a room. Because healing doesn’t have to be boring. It can be playful. Personal. Even a little bit groovy.
Meet the Pieces Made for Pause
This season, it’s all about thoughtful design. The kind that holds you gently while still looking sharp.
Dane Modular Sofa in Danny Dusty Blue
Let’s start big. Dane is sculptural and serene, with soft lines and that signature “floating” effect thanks to his invisible legs. Designed by Nikoline Tryde Hølund, he’s the centrepiece that says: “Cancel your plans. I’m not moving.”
Clara Sleeper Sofa in Pasha Dune
Clara is your all-in-one calm-down kit. With her curved frame and cloud-like texture, she’s made for nights in and naps that accidentally turn into full eight-hour sleeps. And that Pasha Dune bouclé? Dreamy.
Aya 3.5 Seater Couch in Free Dune
Part Japandi, part Scandi, Aya is pure poetry in sofa form. Her oak frame and fluid silhouette bring a quiet elegance to any space. She’s not flashy - but she lingers in your mind long after the room is empty.
Paula 3 Seater Sofa in Planet Grey Green
Curves that comfort. Colours that ground. Paula is award-winning for a reason. Designed by Line Nevers Krabbenhøft, she wraps you up in softness and delivers designer-level style without the eye-watering price tag.
Anna 3 Seater Couch in Vega Cream Oak
And then there’s Anna. Relaxed, versatile, always composed. With her easy slipcover and high-density foam, she’s the kind of sofa that adapts to your mood - and your changing taste. She’s classic, but never dull.
Slow Living, Sofa First
The Healing Home isn’t a prescription - it’s a permission slip. To slow down. To stay in. To create a home that holds you when the outside world feels like a bit too much. So whether you're sipping tea in your socks, rearranging your shelves for the fifth time this week, or just lying horizontal with a good book and no plans - we hope your home feels like a hug. Because this season, we’re not chasing anything. We’re sinking in. Switching off. And staying right here.