The Best Throw Blanket Can Elevate Any Room—18 Forever Styles to Shop

Alpaca and merino wool come together in what may just be the softest blanket on earth. Both durable and breathable, it hits the main points but the best part may be that the fibers were collected in a sustainable way, leaving no harm to the animals supplying them.

Made of 100% wool, this 55” x 75” throw will soften up any sofa you drape it over. The short fringe serves up a nice punch of texture and the ombré pattern almost makes it feel like different blankets, depending on how you fold it—two blankets in one.

There are few things more chic than a lounge chair housing an Hermès throw. The iconic “H” is a luxe touch without going overboard. This is one your friends will fight over the next time you all gather at your place. Dry clean only, no question about it.

Texture takes centerstage with this black throw blanket—the extra-long macrame fringe is a fresh take. This one travels well, as in it’ll make a great companion on the journey from bed to your favorite living room perch for morning coffee.

If you love the look of Turkish towels, this linen-cotton blend design will check that box. One extra perk here is that this throw is machine washable on gentle mode, just make sure to tumble dry.

Consider this proof that a throw blanket can double as art—seriously, hang it on your wall and you’ve got a new statement piece. This is one you’d find in your creative director buddy’s loft.

Copenhagen-based Tekla has become known for its minimalist textiles and wares, and there’s always a special little detail to appreciate. This time around, it’s the whipstitching around the rolled edges.

Your favorite Loewe candle is begging for a buddy, and this knitted beauty fits the bill. The signature leather patch is the cherry on top. Plus, there’s plenty of room for at least one human and a pet to cocoon in for a movie night.

This one was made for naps. Made in Peru, the alpaca wool has a subtle texture that won’t overheat anyone lucky enough to snooze underneath.

Optical illusions are best when they’re made of a silk-and-wool blend jacquard. The design is inspired by the Soho Roc House, an iconic Mykonos hotel with breezy interiors and patterns just like this one sprinkled throughout its rooms.

Sometimes a graphic stripe is all you need to give a room some life. This is another option made from a superfine Alpaca wool, but a layer of undyed Peruvian cotton was added to give it a bit more heft as a bed-worthy blanket. You’ll be thankful for that when the air conditioner feels like a bit much at 2 a.m.

Each one of The Elder Statesman’s throws is unique—the LA-based artisans behind the design assemble the yarn cones randomly so every blanket has a different stripe and color variation.

This blanket’s story begins in the Himalayas, where the fibers are harvested by Kashmiri artists. And while the cashmere is plush, the delicate pattern is something to applaud—it looks like it was painted right on.

Live out your Italian nonna dreams with this chunky fringed throw. A massive embroidered flower is the main character here, as it should be (you can thank Tuscan artisans for that!). Picture this: your favorite reading chair, washed in sunlight, your favorite tea sitting on the table next to you. There’s no better way to avoid your to-do list.

Sure, this one may officially fall into “quilt” territory but hear us out: Pop this over a velvet sofa in a contrasting color and you’ve got some interior designer-level layering on your hands. Given the fragile fabric, make sure to only dry clean this one.

Merino and cashmere doesn’t usually come along at a price like this, so bookmark it for the next time you need a real winner of a housewarming or engagement gift. And while the texture may feel silky and cool, don’t underestimate how warm it actually is.

If you’ve ever dreamed of super-sizing your favorite scarf and wrapping your entire body in it well… here you go. Made of brushed-knit mohair and wool, this one is heavyweight and a great match for waiting out the chilliest of nights.

Heritage runs deep with this double-faced throw—it was made under the watch of a 100-year-old, family-run mill in Germany. It’s warm, neutral palette means it’ll go with just about anything, from minimalist spaces to rooms bursting with color in need of a grounding moment.