The Editors’ Cut: 11 Dark, Beguiling Finds for the Autumn Interior

Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Every room needs an element of black. It’s a stylist trick we’ve learned over the years, though we’ve come to believe that aubergine, espresso, dark olive, and other moody hues also add a dose of intrigue. As the days get shorter, we’re leaning into the dark with candles, quilts, and more. Have a look. — The R/G Editors

Above: Fan’s been admiring this demure burgundy number, complete with ribbons, as a reading lamp for the cold months. Shop now.
Above: Woven from wool and mohair, this throw captures the pigments of late autumn. We’d love it draped over the sofa or laid atop the bed. Shop now.

Above: French-made and hand-forged, these shapely iron candle holders are based on the ancient rushlight, “the rural ancestor of the candlestick.” Shop now.

Above: Annie loves these two-tone plum and rust napkins, marked with ferns. Shop now.
Above: Black bakeware? Look again: This stoneware set from Hawkins New York is actually a deep, dark olive—and looks chic set right on the table. Shop now.
Above: This dark—and Danish—take on the peg rail turns order into beauty. Shop now.
Above: From Erica Tanov, this basket, woven from ilulu grass and dyed to a purply black, makes for chic storage. (P.S. It comes in three sizes). Shop now.
Above: The practical Shaker broom gets a bewitching update in black. Shop now.

Also On Our Radar

• The ideal top-off (or host gift) for a noirish soiree.
• A moody note for the front step, better than any Halloween decoration.
• And the prettiest paper incense for fall nights.