Comfort and design make for an award winning combination. Enter throw pillows; these little softies have the potential to be so much more than just that extra pillow cover in the corner of the room.
Whatever the season or climate, get the best of both worlds with a careful selection of colors and patterns that can make a house feel even more like home. The right combination can really tie a room together.
From soft-spoken and natural minimalist to unashamedly brash design, the options are endless. We’ve hand picked a list of top 5 stylish pillow covers to liven up your living, dining or bedroom spaces at home.
The Imaginary House, Aeon Pillow Cover
The Imaginary House Aeon pattern is inspired by a visit to the Guggenheim exhibition, Josef Albers In Mexico, featuring his photographs of pre-Columbian art and architecture taken over decades of travel to Mexico. SEE MORE
HOMFINER Pillow Covers
Add finishing touch to any room with these high end quality pillow covers and easily establish the minimal and fashion feel while you don’t need breaking the bank account. These cute handmade covers are finished in 100% cotton fabric and thick vegan faux leather.
Features premium quality invisible zippers and skillful workmanship for long-lasting, you’ll not worry about the frequent removal and cleaning. It’s patterned such as stripes, triangles, arrows, dash lines, striped, and these printed patterns has a well fastness.
This combination of geometric designs in neutral colors and camel leather is perfect to any room of your home. SEE MORE
The Imaginary House, Expanse Pillow Cover
The Expanse pattern is inspired by James Turrell’s Skyspaces. In these works, his intent was “to create an experience of wordless thought.” SEE MORE
Rivet Pillow
An Amazon Brand – The 3-tone geometric pattern on this modern throw pillow is as bold as it is beautiful, making a contemporary statement with style. A solid cream back adds high contrast and drama. SEE MORE
The Imaginary House, Frame Pillow Cover
The Frame pattern is inspired by geometric sensibilities of the Bauhaus movement and artists like Sonya Delaunay. SEE MORE
