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*NEW Jeanne d’Arc Living | Issue No. 7 (Autumn + introduction to Christmas 2026)
Jeanne d’Arc Living | Issue No. 7 (Autumn + introduction to Christmas 2026)
A beautiful transition from the richness of autumn into the quiet magic of Christmas, Jeanne d’Arc Living Issue No. 7 is the October/November 2026 edition—filled with seasonal homes, vintage treasures, garden gatherings, creative projects, recipes, and wonderfully simple ideas for living with the seasons.
This issue begins among the colors and textures of autumn. Gathered apples, pumpkins, late garden harvests, rustic recipes and homes layered with timeworn pieces fill the pages, capturing that fleeting moment when the garden begins to quiet and the days turn cooler.
As the issue unfolds, autumn slowly gives way to Christmas. Natural greenery, candlelight, old ornaments, handmade details and beautifully imperfect vintage pieces create the understated kind of holiday decorating Jeanne d’Arc Living does so beautifully.
This particular issue is especially meaningful to us at The Collected.
Within its pages, The Collected is featured in the story “Christmas Magic in the Small Details,” photographed by Kari Boetsch. The images feature pieces we have gathered, created and styled for our Christmas collections over the years—from vintage finds and old ornaments to handmade details, natural greenery and treasures rich with age and patina.
These photographs are little glimpses into the Christmas collections we have shared through our shop and the philosophy that has always been at the heart of The Collected: a home doesn’t need to be perfectly decorated to feel beautiful. It can simply be layered over time with things that have a story, pieces made by hand, and treasures gathered because you love them.
For us, seeing those familiar pieces and images gathered within the pages of a publication we have long admired makes this an especially treasured issue.
Details
Jeanne d’Arc Living Magazine
Issue No. 7 | October/November 2026
Approximately 140 pages
Full-color photography throughout
Ad-free publication
Imported from Denmark
Featured Inside
Christmas Magic in the Small Details
Photography by Kari Boetsch
Text by Jeanne d’Arc Living
Styling Inspiration: Leave it open to a favorite autumn or Christmas spread on a coffee table, garden table or kitchen counter, or stack it alongside vintage books, collected pottery, seasonal botanicals and other well-loved treasures. As autumn gives way to Christmas, turn to one of the holiday stories and allow it to become part of your seasonal decorating.
A beautiful issue for anyone drawn to vintage interiors, European cottage living and homes that feel gathered rather than decorated—and an especially meaningful one for us, with a little piece of The Collected tucked within its pages.
Jeanne d’Arc Living | Issue No. 7 (Autumn + introduction to Christmas 2026)
A beautiful transition from the richness of autumn into the quiet magic of Christmas, Jeanne d’Arc Living Issue No. 7 is the October/November 2026 edition—filled with seasonal homes, vintage treasures, garden gatherings, creative projects, recipes, and wonderfully simple ideas for living with the seasons.
This issue begins among the colors and textures of autumn. Gathered apples, pumpkins, late garden harvests, rustic recipes and homes layered with timeworn pieces fill the pages, capturing that fleeting moment when the garden begins to quiet and the days turn cooler.
As the issue unfolds, autumn slowly gives way to Christmas. Natural greenery, candlelight, old ornaments, handmade details and beautifully imperfect vintage pieces create the understated kind of holiday decorating Jeanne d’Arc Living does so beautifully.
This particular issue is especially meaningful to us at The Collected.
Within its pages, The Collected is featured in the story “Christmas Magic in the Small Details,” photographed by Kari Boetsch. The images feature pieces we have gathered, created and styled for our Christmas collections over the years—from vintage finds and old ornaments to handmade details, natural greenery and treasures rich with age and patina.
These photographs are little glimpses into the Christmas collections we have shared through our shop and the philosophy that has always been at the heart of The Collected: a home doesn’t need to be perfectly decorated to feel beautiful. It can simply be layered over time with things that have a story, pieces made by hand, and treasures gathered because you love them.
For us, seeing those familiar pieces and images gathered within the pages of a publication we have long admired makes this an especially treasured issue.
Details
Jeanne d’Arc Living Magazine
Issue No. 7 | October/November 2026
Approximately 140 pages
Full-color photography throughout
Ad-free publication
Imported from Denmark
Featured Inside
Christmas Magic in the Small Details
Photography by Kari Boetsch
Text by Jeanne d’Arc Living
Styling Inspiration: Leave it open to a favorite autumn or Christmas spread on a coffee table, garden table or kitchen counter, or stack it alongside vintage books, collected pottery, seasonal botanicals and other well-loved treasures. As autumn gives way to Christmas, turn to one of the holiday stories and allow it to become part of your seasonal decorating.
A beautiful issue for anyone drawn to vintage interiors, European cottage living and homes that feel gathered rather than decorated—and an especially meaningful one for us, with a little piece of The Collected tucked within its pages.