Wool throws
Wool comes in many guises – hardy British sheep’s wool, fluffy merino, silky lambswool and cloud-like cashmere are all wool fibres that we’ve woven into our throw collection – but it’s always strong, insulating, breathable, hypoallergenic and renewable.
Auburn Throw 200x150cm, Grey
Cromford Herringbone Throw, Denim
Thurston Reversible Throw, Large, Natural
Delph Throw, Natural
Melford British Wool Throw, Grey
Melford British Wool Throw, Old Rose
Hadleigh Throw, Ink
Westmeath Herringbone Throw, Denim
Sefton Throw, Cobble
Skye Cable Throw, Old Chalk
Sefton Throw, Rust
Cotswold Herringbone Throw, Old Rose
Eira Winter Throw, Grey
Thornton Throw, Olive
Wentworth Throw, Rose Hip
Sudbury Throw, Natural
Castlefield Stripe Throw, Mustard
Thurston Reversible Throw, Ink
Orme Stripe Throw, Teal
Cley Stripe Throw, Pebble
Cotton throws
Like wool, cotton’s a fibre that’s naturally breathable, keeping you warm in the winter and cosy – but not too hot – on breezy summer nights. It’s more suited to those of us who find wool a little tickly on bare arms though, or to anyone who follows a plant-based lifestyle.
Clementine
This cotton bedspread and its matching cushion draw on the traditional craft of quilting in a contemporary way. With a stone-coloured border surrounding a white centre simply quilted with running stitch, they’ll bring texture to your bedroom without disturbing the calm and tranquil feel.
Edie
Edie might be inspired by traditional French quilts, but we’ve chosen a geometric trellis motif and straight (rather than the usual scalloped) edges so it’ll work in contemporary spaces too. And, thanks to their all-white palette, this cushion and bedspread will add to the welcoming layers of texture in your room without introducing colour.
Ardel
An inviting bed is all about layers, in our opinion. They say, if the temperature drops (or climbs), then sleep need not be disturbed because the perfect layer is close at hand. They’re also the key to dressing a bed beautifully, adding tone and texture. And these linen bedspreads do that in a wonderfully oversized way.
