📦 September 2026 Release - 🎃🦴

We're happy to share our September release. This month leans into bones and spooky season: a pile of prehistoric giants long turned to stone, and a batch of gleefully homemade holiday decorations to dress up any street.

1️⃣ 🎃 Halloween Decor

Someone clearly had a free evening and a big box of scrap. Bedsheet ghosts that fool no one, a lopsided cobweb spire, a scarecrow held together with more enthusiasm than stitching, and a row of lovingly crooked carved pumpkins. It's the whole homemade-holiday look - the kind of block that goes all-in on decorating night. Drops right into any modern or post-apoc table that could use a bit of seasonal character.

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2️⃣ 🦴 Colossal Fossils

Something enormous died here, long before anyone kept records. Great ribcages arch out of the earth, jaws still bristle with teeth, tusks and vertebrae sit half-swallowed by the ground - the bleached remains of creatures far too large to have ever been safe to meet. Perfect for boneyards, primeval wilds and monster graveyards.

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3️⃣ 📡 Pulse Beacon (Darkest Future)

Out among the ruins, the Pulse Beacon keeps its lonely rhythm - a signal tower whose steady heartbeat carries through dust storms and dead air alike. Something old still hums inside it, waking with every pulse. Slots cleanly into any sci-fi or post-apoc table as a waypoint or objective marker.

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4️⃣ 🧒 Sitting Children (Sitting Folks)

Every village has its quiet corners where the young ones gather while the grown folk work. A handful of medieval kids on a worn bench and around it - one girl in tears over some small tragedy, a boy absent-mindedly picking his nose, another hunched over a little wooden horse, lost in a game of his own. The small human touches that make a settlement feel lived-in. Great for any medieval or fantasy setting.

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Stay Creative!

The Tiny Furniture Team 🛠️✨