New Nordic Mood collection brings desert warmth indoors
Our latest Nordic Mood collection offers a break from the grey winter days, inviting Moroccan-inspired warmth into every corner of your home. The new collection is characterised by bringing both cosiness and warmth indoors.
The cold of winter and the grey landscape provide the perfect opportunity to decorate your home with products that evoke the atmosphere of the Moroccan desert. With warm colours and natural wooden materials, the collection adds an exotic touch to the entire living space.
This collection focuses on creating a cohesive atmosphere rather than targeting specific rooms in the home. The selection of products combines items for both the kitchen and living room, ensuring that bohemian warmth and cosiness fill every space. The RYPEFOT striped cushion beautifully captures the palette of the collection, complementing the overarching modern desert theme.
Earthy brown tones are a recurring element among the products, and the TERJE wicker plant pot offers a natural, rustic aesthetic. The exotic feel is further emphasised by the artificial JAKOB palm that pairs well with TERJE.
You can enjoy both hot and cold beverages in the HILMER glass mug that incorporates a palm in its playful design.
Candlelight is an excellent way to bring warmth and extra cosiness indoors during the cold winter months. The JANUS candlestick and the elegant DARIUS hurricane lantern are two distinct lighting options made from dark mango wood, both capable of illuminating any room. The DARIUS lantern is particularly practical, with its glass enclosure ensuring the live flame remains lit even when exposed to drafts.
Would you like more inspiration on how to decorate your home? Take a look at our blog posts about our Buyer’s favourites within different product areas.
About Nordic Mood
Four times a year, our skilled buyers handpick the products that will be part of the next Nordic Mood collection. This Nordic Mood collection will be available in all JYSK stores and online at JYSK.ie starting at the end of January 2025.
