If the weather near you doesn't feel like Spring just yet, you can still bring the outdoors in with bright, colorful throw pillows that feature floral designs. Whether you're into bold, vibrant decor or more subdued shades, we're highlighting a variety of floral pillows to help your space bloom — just in time for Easter entertaining! Take a look at these beautiful picks for a fresh, Spring-friendly style!
Investing in new pillows is one of the easiest ways to shake up a tired decorating scheme. While some can easily climb into triple digit territory, we've found 25 pillows under $25 that pack a big punch for a small price. Covering all shapes, colors, and sizes, your home decor can be given a pop of color or a fun pattern without breaking the bank.
You'd be surprised by what a big difference switching up a small accessory like a throw pillow can make. For an easy and relatively affordable update, try shaking up your decorating style with a pillow that explores a new look. If you're curious about testing out an experimental hue, bold pattern, niche style, or foreign texture, then throw pillows can be an excellent vehicle for redefining a space. Keep reading to see which new pillows caught our eye and tips for incorporating the looks.
Throw pillows are the perfect way to add a nerdy touch to your home — without making a major design commitment. Whether you can't get enough of your smartphone or love a long night of board games, we've found plenty of fun, playful picks from Etsy. Planning to spruce up your space with a bit of quirky flair? Here are 20 unique pillows to kick-start your creativity.
Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member stephaniepoli from the Su Casa group:
The living room was feeling kind of bland. Don't get me wrong, I love a neutral palette, but sometimes you just find yourself craving something bold. I find the easiest way to change the feel of a room is with throw pillows. I also added these matching black and white lamps over the couch for added symmetry. For additional photos and information about this room visit my blog Love&Lace.
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Vogue.com recently toured the Gramercy Park home of model Coco Rocha and her artist husband James Conran. The apartment is luxurious in many ways (custom dream closet, check!), but it's also honest with a rough-around-the-edges look. Rocha's flawless face may be plastered on billboards a mile high in the sky, but her home gives me the feeling that she's still very down-to-earth.
One thing in particular that struck me as quite relatable was when Rocha said, “James is always laughing at me for buying things like very expensive pillows for the bed. He thinks they just end up on the floor.” I've had that very conversation with boyfriends in the past, and not always concerning expensive pillows (but I admit, I do fancy myself a frou frou bolster). No matter how expensive, I don't think men understand the concept of a throw pillow. They're decoration. And when we go to sleep, they do wind up on the floor. The rest of the time, they make a bed look like it's supposed to look: made.
Do you agree? Or do you know men who like to pile on the pillows? Sound off below.
I've always been a fan of Piero Fornasetti's mystical, black and white designs showcasing the face of 19th century operatic singer Lina Cavalieri. In particular, a throw pillow featuring that famous face is just the thing my sofa needs for a bit of je ne sais quoi. Unfortunately, $135, the price at Barneys New York, is more than I'm currently willing to spend. Lucky me, I recently discovered a much more affordable pillow that's clearly inspired by Fornasetti's work and equally intriguing.
While perusing shelter mags with festively decorated rooms, my fave standout piece this season hasn't been the Christmas tree, but the glitzy throw pillow. The shiny embellished accent perfectly reflects the tree lights and glowing fireplace and can go from Xmas festivities to New Year's and beyond. I'm partial to the solid gold and silver ones — like UO's Sequin Swirl Pillow ($32) — since they can easily be adapted for the postholiday seasons, while still packing a glam punch. The striped and dotted ones are fab, too! See my picks below. Source
If there's a man in your life who has the dapper dress going on, but whose bachelor pad still qualifies as cringe-worthy, now he can shop for his throw pillows and cuff links in one fell swoop: Brooks Brothers has launched a home décor collection! The masculine new line, available exclusively online, includes decorative pillows and bedding and bath items. 
Most noteworthy are the Tie Stripe Silk Twill Pillows ($248-$288), which are made from the English silk used to craft the brand's classic, dashing neckties — though I must say they're a bit overpriced. For the bedroom, Brooks Brothers Home offers two collections; the Blue Yarn-Dye line is inspired by men's dress shirts, while the Herringbone line features classic white linens with a three-row embroidered border. I'm just hoping one day they'll offer monogramming. Meanwhile, simple terrycloth towels, robes, and slippers make up the bath collection. The brand is expected to debut some more home accessories like lampshades this Fall, too, so stay tuned! Check out my favorite picks from the line below.
