Christmas 2026 · Limited release

The Welcome Collection

Merlot Edition

A Christmas tablescape in a box featuring three candle holders and a matching vase, designed to transform your table into a complete festive scene.

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Merlot Set Preview Final pieces are being made and tested in Ireland.

One box. One scene. One Christmas table.

A folded fabric palette set labeled displaying the palette for the Wholeverse Christmas set.  on a light textured background, featuring a deep burgundy velvet section, a beige linen section, and olive green pleated fabric panels, styled with dried botanicals.

MAKE ROOM FOR THE WELCOME

Set the table for the season

Merlot is the first Christmas chapter of The Welcome Collection: a small house-shaped light for the table, the home, and the people you make room for.

Decorating for Christmas is not about getting everything perfect. It is about making your home feel ready for the season.

The light. The table. The meal. The people you love, and the quiet moments you keep for yourself. These are the details that become part of how Christmas is remembered.

And when you choose to share it, the table becomes more than a table. You pull up another chair. You make a place. You think of someone else. In this small but meaningful way, you say: You are welcome here. You were expected. There is room for you.

This is the heart of Christmas: love made visible. A place made ready. A welcome freely given.

Make room for the welcome.

01

Everything works together

A cohesive table without searching for and coordinating every piece yourself.

02

More room to be present

Spend less time styling and more time welcoming the people around your table.

03

Yours beyond Christmas

Keep, reuse, and make the pieces part of gatherings still to come.

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