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Throw pillows and throw blankets are the fastest way to change a room without changing the furniture. This collection runs from needlepoint pillows with a sense of humor to ruffled florals, plaid petites, and quilted throws, in sizes from petite accent to full lumbar.
Decorative throw pillows do more work per dollar than almost anything else in a room. Swap four of them and a sofa reads differently for a season, which is why couch pillows get rotated the way a table gets reset. This collection spans square throw pillows, elongated lumbar pillows, petite accent pillows for chairs and window seats, and quilted throw blankets to layer over the arm.
A standard throw pillow is 18 to 20 inches square and a lumbar pillow is usually about 14 by 20 inches, cut long so it supports the lower back on a reading chair or fills the gap on a deep sofa. Petite pillows run smaller still and are meant to layer in front of the larger ones rather than stand alone. Several of ours ship with the insert already included, so there is no second purchase to make the pillow look full.
You will find needlepoint pillows with a wink, organic cotton florals with ruffled edges, plaid and gingham petites that pull from the same prints as our table linens, and quilted throws in matching palettes. Seasonal pieces live here too, so Christmas pillows and fall florals sit alongside the year-round designs rather than in a separate corner of the store.
Most standard throw pillows are 18 to 20 inches square, which suits a full-size sofa. A lumbar pillow is typically 14 by 20 inches and works best on an accent chair, a reading nook, or as the front layer on a deep couch. Petite pillows are smaller than either and are designed to layer in front of larger ones. A common approach is two larger squares at the outer corners and one lumbar or petite in the middle.
Many do, and each product page says so under Product Details. The organic cotton floral pillows ship with a hypoallergenic down-alternative insert made in the USA, so they arrive ready to use and hold a full shape rather than going flat at the corners. Where a pillow is a cover only, the listing states it.
Pick one print to lead and let everything else support it. A floral or needlepoint pillow can carry the pattern while a solid or subtle plaid sits beside it, and a quilted throw folded over the arm picks up one color from the print rather than repeating the whole pattern. Odd numbers tend to look more collected than even ones, and varying the shapes, one square, one lumbar, reads less staged than a matched pair.