Discover and shop this week’s best Nordic interior design arrivals

As the days grow colder and darker, you might find yourself in need of a little pick-me-up. Refreshing your interiors could do just the trick, especially as we’re all spending more time indoors now. Don’t know where to start? Fret not. Luckily, Vogue Scandinavia has hunted down the best new Nordic interior design releases from our favourite brands, compiled below, from smaller accents to investment-worthy pieces.

If the chill has crept into your home, we suggest cosying up with Danish Tekla’s artisanal mohair blankets, now available in a range of new, earthy hues. Flowers can instantly transform a space, and to complement your autumn blooms, consider 101 Copenhagen’s just-released line-up of minimalistic, nature-inspired vases. This week, we’re also eyeing the rebirth of the iconic, quirky ‘Snoopy’ lamp courtesy of Flos and Nordiska Galleriet – a surefire way to inject a pop of colour and light into your home. Elsewhere, beloved Stockholm-based tableware brand Mateus has just launched its artful 'Flowers' collection, the stuff that tablescape dreams are made of.

Read on for all the Scandinavian interior design arrivals to shop now – before they’re gone.

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You can trust a Michelin-starred chef and his world-class sommeliers to know a thing or two about premium drinking glasses, and the recent collaboration between Swedish glass company Orrefors and acclaimed chef Björn Frantzén serves up a selection of the finest glassware – perfect for those cosy nights in.

Together with Swedish retailer Nordiska Galleriet, Italian design company Flos has revived an icon from its archives, revamping the beloved 'Snoopy' table lamp, originally designed in 1967 by Italian brothers Achille and Pier Castiglioni. Retro yet sleek, the cartoon-inspired piece is a vibrant accent ideal for elevating any space.

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Danish design company Umage has launched a handful of fresh, covetable furniture, with our highlights including the streamlined, oakwood 'Duende' desk and the minimalistic and elegant 'Curious' bar stools.

Sometimes it's the little details that make the biggest difference, and these adorable 'Inu' colourful mini vases by Zone Denmark are perfect for sprinkling around your space and filling with small blossoms for an instant mood lift.

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Speaking of vases, 101 Copenhagen has released a collection of nature-inspired 'Sunao' vases, arriving in a range of sizes and a calming palette of dusty whites and blacks, easily blending into any interior.

If you haven't broken out your favourite blankets yet, or are still looking to acquiring a new one, look no further than Tekla's hand-woven mohair blankets, now available in a dreamy new colourway inspired by modernist architect Le Corbusier.

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When giving your interiors a little update, don't overlook the bathroom. Danish Homehagen's new colour-bursting towels are the ideal way to brighten up these murky days.

Shelves are a great way to keep things organised, and when executed beautifully, they double as statement pieces. A prime example is Danish Arki Studio's recently launched wooden shelving, which can be stacked and customised to your needs.

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Dreamt up by Finnish architect Seppo Koho, Secto Design's latest lighting piece merges style with sustainability. This sculptural, wooden table lamp, crafted from responsible, PEFC-certified local birch, creates a warm, ambient glow.

More delightful news arrived from 101 Copenhagen this week as the brand announced its collaboration with Berlin-based master florist Carolin Ruggaber. Lending her artistic eye to the Danish company, Ruggaber has co-designed a range of pieces – from vases and stools to bowls – ensuring a bold piece for every need.

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Launched just now, beloved Swedish brand Mateus' latest tableware collection, dubbed 'Flowers', brings a splash of joy and beauty to your table settings this autumn. Created in collaboration with acclaimed designer Sam Baron, who has also worked with the likes of Dior, these hand-painted blossom plates are perfect for mixing and matching to create a unique tablescape.

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Fans of Alvar Aalto (and exquisite design, really), we've got great news: Finnish furniture company Artek – founded by the revered architect and his wife in 1935 and still manufacturing and refreshing their celebrated designs – has just introduced a new collection entitled 'Crafted Through Time'. With the line-up, Artek brings special editions and reinterpretations of some of the company's most sought-after pieces, including the 'Armchair 45' and 'Table Round 91'.

In more must-have blanket launches, Swedish Magniberg has released its latest blanket and scarf collection, 'Queen'. The autumnal-hued tartan blankets are sure to add a dash of royal edge to your space.