Heatherhill, located on the northern coastline of Zealand, Denmark, is a preserved natural area home to coastal slopes and a variety of flora native to the Danish countryside. Formed during the last ice age, the peaks and valleys of the preserve were shaped by sand and gravel carried by melting ice. In 1958, the area was preserved to protect against parceling, safeguarding its diverse natural ecosystem.

Here, Autumn/Winter 27 is presented against the sprawling backdrop of the area, where lush grass and trees meet the rough seaside and coastal cliffs. The featured coastal property exemplifies Norse Projects' continued effort to explore the intersection between the natural world and the built environment — particularly where the line is blurred, built using classic Danish materials that blend naturally into the landscape.

The collection comprises both heritage and innovative fabrics and silhouettes, built to hold their own against exposed coastal conditions. It references the spirit of the maxim, Created for Life — Good for All Seasons, made to meet the demands of both city and countryside.

Captured by Billy Barraclough