Jacquard Couch Throw Blanket with Braided Fringe in 13 Boho Patterns

This throw has its pattern woven right through the cloth, in thirteen geometric designs, and each end finishes in a braided fringe of mixed colors. Lay it along the back of the couch or over the foot of the bed, and it becomes the first thing anyone sees on the way into the room.

A lot of living rooms are put together from easy, neutral pieces: a gray or cream couch, a light rug and white walls. None of that needs to change, and a throw lets you bring in color and pattern while every one of those pieces stays exactly as it is.

Thirteen designs, some calm and some loud

The calmer designs sit on a white or cream ground, their pattern picked out in rust, black, terracotta or powder blue. Cream Mandala spreads a single large sunburst across the center of the cloth, while Pink Stripe threads bands of blush and pale blue between rows of tiny diamonds and ends up the gentlest of the set.

The rest are louder. They suit a room that can handle stronger color, and their deep orange, mustard, red and bold blue grounds carry the stepped diamonds and triangles you would expect on a woven rug. Navy Circle drops those shapes entirely in favor of large half circles of cream, rust and navy. Both sizes come in every design.

Woven into the cloth, never printed over it

Jacquard weaving builds the design out of the threads themselves, so there is no print sitting on top of a plain fabric. At each end the cloth gives way to a braided fringe that repeats several colors from the pattern.

Couch, armchair or the foot of the bed

Over the back of a couch, the pattern sits at eye level, which is where it changes a room the most. Draped over an armchair, it turns an ordinary seat into the spot everyone heads for first, and laid across a made bed it gives the white bedding something to play against.

Few changes to a room are this easy to make, or this easy to undo. When you want the room calm again, the throw folds up and goes back in the cupboard.