Natural Colors
With its very own color palette, autumn enchants you every year.
Fog rising from meadows and shades of gold and red that transform the landscape into romantic works of art.
With its very own color palette, autumn enchants you every year.
Fog rising from meadows and shades of gold and red that transform the landscape into romantic works of art.
Knitted hats, warming drinks and golden sunsets - this is what autumn feels like to you.
Endless walks, jumping into piles of leaves and last breaks in parks - the perfect time to say goodbye to summer in a conciliatory way.
The heart is burdened, the soul tired, and feelings of happiness sometimes have a hard time. The reasons are sometimes concrete, sometimes diffuse.
Calmness soothes, helps to sort and to straighten you up. And at some point you prefer company to isolation again.
The long days are behind us and darkness sets in early. Delicate glimmers of light envelop us and lantern light falls on leaf-covered streets.
Autumn is now inexorably pushing aside the last moments of late summer.
For us, it is an excursion destination and a refuge far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. For a multitude of other creatures, it is their only living space.
About 6,000 different animals live in our native forests. We share it, we are visitors and we should treat it with care.
Inevitably, the golden season arrives. Hurray for the rich selection of seasonal ingredients it brings.
Whether sweet or savoury, refined or classic. How about a pumpkin and apple chutney, a pear tart with walnuts or chanterelle risotto?!
Because the heart alone decides for whom it beats faster. Amorous diversity beyond the classic role models and discriminatory norms. Love who you want!
Despite all the adversities and conditions that life currently demands, we should look ahead. We have achieved a lot in 2020 and are starting a new year with confidence.
Samba, Mandarin Red, Strong Blue or Celery are not songs or fruits. It is the worlds of bright color that make us dance fashionably through the upcoming winter days.