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Moss Market
OUTDOOR & GARDEN
FERN-DAMPA green, growing cavern where the ferns are staff and the furniture is left out to weather on purpose. Benches, planters and iron lanterns, tended by Bracken, who talks to the moss and swears it answers.
Sit anywhere. The moss doesn't mind. It might join you.
What the Market keeps
Pick a plot, each one weathers its own way.
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Garden Benches
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
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Planters & Pots
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
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Lanterns & Torches
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
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Stone & Statuary
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
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Hammocks & Swings
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
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Outdoor Cushions
Sorted and waiting below.
The keepers argue about this shelf daily.
SCROLLABLE SHELF RAIL · WOODEN SCROLLBAR ALWAYS SHOWN
Fresh from the Market
This cavern is being stocked.
Questions asked at the Market gate
Browse the shelves above — each corner keeps its own temperament. If it lives in this cavern, it is on one of those shelves.
Start with the aura you want the room to have, or search an essence you already love. If you would rather be told, the Wunderer shortlists in three questions.
Yes. Anything here can be kraft-wrapped free at the basket, and the Gift Hatch keeps ready-wrapped sets if you would rather not choose.
Orders are dispatched in 2–3 working days from our UK warehouse. Free UK delivery over £50.
That is the keeper. The opinions come free with the products, and they are usually right.
PORTRAIT · BRACKEN
AT THE FERN GATE
BRACKEN
AT THE FERN GATE
KEEPER OF THE MARKET
ON SHIFT
Bracken talks to the moss.
He waters by feel, refuses to sell a bench that hasn't weathered a full season, and works beside a toad named Wart who tests every cushion and vetoes the ones that squeak.
COMPANION · WART THE TOAD
“Good furniture goes out in the rain and thanks you for it.”
