De Vintage Fall Collection

The Vintage Fall Collection

 Autumn has a way of slowing down time.

The leaves turn into small brushstrokes of gold and amber, the air feels softer, and home becomes the coziest place to be.

The Vintage Fall Collection is my love letter to this season, where muted, earthy tones meet playful, sketchy lines and a touch of retro.

From hand-drawn flowers on cushions and phone cases, each piece is crafted to wrap your days in warmth.

Cozy living... the By C Studio® way.


Behind the scenes

Autumn is always the season when I pick up my sketchbook most often. Perhaps because the days get shorter and milder, or because nature puts on one last colorful show before winter sets in.

This year, I wanted my collection to capture exactly that feeling, the quiet joy of cozy living, wrapped in warm tones and playful, hand-drawn details.

The inspiration started outdoors: golden leaves fluttering across my path, wild chrysanthemums blooming in the crisp air, and the soft browns, ochres, and rust tones that make every corner glow.

I immediately envisioned these patterns on the things we reach for most in autumn: a phone case, a cushion that adds a seasonal accent to the sofa.

There's a subtle retro theme running through this collection, a nod to the 70s in the color palette and shapes, combined with the timeless beauty of nature in transition.

And because I always pay attention to the small details, I've added seasonal accents, the things you see during an autumn walk, if you really take the time to slow down.

The Vintage Fall Collection is at its core an invitation: to make your everyday spaces and moments a little warmer, softer, and more 'you'.

Warm tones, cozy lines and a touch of retro, my Vintage Fall Collection is inspired by golden leaves, wild flowers and the small rituals that make this season so magical.

Everything is hand-drawn to bring warmth and a touch of nostalgia to everyday life.


Curious about my latest Vintage Fall Collection?

All designs can be found in my shop!

Love,

Caroline

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