Ambergate Faerie House

A richly golden faerie home of deep amber stone, ruby rings, and the warmth of a harvest season at its fullest

Ambergate Faerie House is built from the warmest stones in the collection — deep amber, tawny, honey and burnt-orange pieces fill the walls in a gloriously rich mosaic, varied and glowing, as though every stone was chosen for the particular depth of its warmth. Against all that gold, bold ruby red gems ring both round windows and sweep fully around the arched doorway in precise, vivid circles — as bright and warm as embers against a dark October evening. A single smooth chestnut-brown stone sits above the deeply grained dark wooden door like an acorn placed on a threshold — round, warm and quietly significant, as though someone put it there meaning something by it.

This is a home of the richest harvest season — belonging to a faerie who finds deep amber and ruby one of the finest colour combinations in nature, who times everything by the light rather than the clock, and whose home carries the feeling of October at its most golden, long into the year.

Handcrafted from deep amber and tawny stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the mountain's warmest, most autumnal character. The ruby gem rings, chestnut accent stone, natural bark branch uprights with their touch of moss, and reclaimed slate roof give Ambergate Faerie House its wonderfully deep, harvest-golden character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Ambergate Faerie House is ready to settle into a garden — beside late-season dahlias, russet foliage, or anywhere the warmest colours of the year feel completely at home.

A home of deep amber, ruby warmth, and the slow rich magic of a season that knows how to end well. 🍂❤️🌿✨