Throws

With throws, you can quickly add more warmth and comfort to your interior. Drape one over the sofa, at the foot of your bed, or over an armchair for a neat and inviting look. In this collection, you'll find decorative throws that feel lovely, are practical to use, and pair easily with other home textiles.

Throws for the sofa, bed and armchair

A throw is one of the most versatile items within home textiles. Use it as an extra layer on cold evenings, as a decorative accent on the bed, or as a loose blanket in the living room. By draping a throw casually, a room gains more depth and the whole space instantly looks softer and more polished.

It also works well in the bedroom. Spread it over the foot of the bed for a tidy look, or use it as an extra layer during chilly nights. In the living room, you can easily combine a throw with cushions for added comfort and a cohesive look.

Which throw suits you?

When choosing the right throw, it helps to pay attention to size, material, colour and use. That makes it easier to choose something that suits your space and your way of living.

Pay attention to the size

If you want to use a throw mainly decoratively, for example over a chair or armrest, a compact size is often enough. If you're looking for a blanket to really snuggle under on the sofa, it's better to choose a larger model. For the bed, it looks beautiful if the throw is wide enough to drape visibly over the foot of the bed.

Choose a material that suits the use

A light throw is ideal as an extra layer in spring or for everyday use in the living room. A thicker version feels cosy in autumn and winter. Also pay attention to the texture. A smooth weave often looks calmer, while a more open weave adds more character.

Think about colour and combination

Neutral shades are easy to combine with your existing furniture and accessories. If you want a bit more contrast, choose a throw that echoes a cushion, vase or art object. If your home already has plenty of texture, it’s better to keep the colour calm. If your base is sleek and simple, a throw can add softness.

Practical styling tips for throws

A throw looks best when it isn't laid out too neatly. Let it fall loosely over the corner of the sofa or fold it lengthwise over the foot of the bed. On an armchair, a smaller fold often works better, so the look stays light and airy.

If you want more cohesion in the room, combine your throw with other soft materials such as blankets or a larger rug. That creates more balance between furniture, floor and accessories.

Inspiration for more warmth and layering

Want to discover how fabrics and layers can bring more calm and comfort into your home? Then read Texture in your interior: Scandinavian layering styling for more calm and warmth. For ideas in the living room, 7 calm styling tips for a cosy Scandinavian living room is also a lovely addition.

Frequently asked questions about throws

What is the difference between a throw and a blanket?

A throw is often used both as a home accessory and as a blanket. So it’s not only practical, but also meant to be displayed on the sofa, chair or bed.

What size throw is useful for the sofa?

That depends on how you use it. A smaller size is perfect for decoration. If you want to sit under it properly, it’s better to choose a larger model so you have enough room to cover yourself comfortably.

How do I combine a throw with my interior?

Choose a colour that echoes other accessories, such as cushions or a rug. If your home already has lots of patterns or materials, a calm throw often works best. In a pared-back space, texture can stand out a little more.

Can I also use a throw on the bed?

Yes, absolutely. A throw is very suitable as an extra layer at the foot of the bed. It gives the bed a polished look and is also practical on colder evenings.

What should I pay attention to when it comes to care?

Always check the care label carefully. Not every throw can be washed in the same way. With the right care, the fabric stays beautiful for longer and remains pleasant to use.