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Throws Buying Guide

What exactly is a throw? Is it for protecting a sofa? For snuggling with on cold winter evenings? For adding a level of decoration to a bed or chair? Well there is no one answer, a throw is extremely versatile and can be used to suit most purposes. They can even be used for sitting on during a garden picnic or childs tea party. So to find out how to get the most of your throw, take a look at our guides below.

Should I match a throw to my sofa and scatter cushions?
Both scatter cushions and throws are decorative items, meant to enhance and add interest to your room. You can match them, which is one look that has appeal, but you also can use contrasting colours or a monochromatic colour scheme with the cushions and/or throw being a lighter or darker shade of the same colour. Some unique decorating ideas use more than one throw, with a highly contrasting colour as one and a monochromatic colour as the other.

Should I Match My Throw to My Room Colour and Design?
The throw has become the 'must have' interior design feature for the modern home. There are several reasons for this and one is that the throw is a versatile and an inexpensive way to revamp a tired room or to add a splash of colour to any space. Throws are available in a huge raft of colours sizes and designs from traditional checks and tartans to modern monochromes and eclectic designs.

How to Compliment a Throw with other Furnishings for the Home
The throw is fast becoming the go to fashion accessory for the modern house hold, it is practical, useful, with a variety of styles, patterns and colours available. The addition of a good quality throw can dramatically change your whole room décor and at a fraction of the cost a room makeover might be. The modern home is all about colour texture and style in a way that was never considered years ago so the throw really comes into its own as the final touch that gives your room that wow factor.

Everything You Need to Know About Throws
The throw has been around for a very long time and probably started life as more of a shawl that would have been used by both men and women to just ‘throw’ around shoulders when it was a little chilly. Originally made as a way of using the wool of sheep and goats, the throw would have been a fairly plain and simple square of cloth with little or no pattern or design to it.

Should My Throw Match the Colour of My Sofa and Scatter Cushions?
For some people it just seems to be so easy deciding what piece of furniture goes where or what colour to paint the walls of your lounge, whilst others of us struggle with these decisions every day. Although in the great scheme of things these choices might seem rather unimportant, when you consider how much time you spend inside your four walls then it makes sense to have a home that you enjoy spending time in and feel relaxed in. After all it is your personal space so why not enjoy your time there?

How to Arrange a Throw with Cushions for a Great Look
Have you ever rearranged you room décor or redecorated and then looked at the finished article and thought that something was missing, well the answer is probably very simple. Your finished room is not as finished as it might be and adding coordinated cushions and throws is all it will take to lift your room from nice to fantastic, and the cost can be as much or as little as you want.

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Can I get matching cushions to accompany my throw?

My children are likely to stain my sofa, will a throw help to maintain it?

How to use a throw to offer some protection from pet damage

Will a throw work as top blanket on my bed?

Will a throw fade in direct sunlight?

I have sensitive skin, what throw is best for me?

What materials are throws usually made of?

Do throws come in a number of different size? What sizes are available?

Does a throw have a number of uses or is it just for covering a sofa?

Will a throw keep me warm during winter? Or do I need a proper blanket?

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