Autumn is the season with the best colour palette and the fandom to prove it. Deep orange, rust, ochre, and a lot of brown - all of which happen to look excellent against both light and dark desktops.

The imagery is unusually tactile. Fallen leaves, acorns, wool socks, a blanket, something hot in a cup. Almost all of it is about texture and temperature rather than events, which is why the aesthetic works so well as ambient decoration rather than a statement.

There's also something specific about the light. Autumn afternoons are low and gold in a way that photographs and illustrations lean on constantly, and it's the reason this palette feels warm even when the subject is a bare tree.

This collection covers oak leaves, acorns, warm drinks and cosy accessories in the season's full range of oranges and browns.

Best installed around late September and left there until the first proper frost.