Stowe, 14"x36" Large Lumbar Pillow
Faryll, Large Lumbar Wool Pillow
Isla, Bark Linen, Long Lumbar Pillow
Piermont Outdoor Pillow Cover in Sand
Townsend, Charcoal Windowpane Pillow Cover
Faryll, Lumbar Wool Pillow, 14"x20"
Ava, Bark Velvet, Long Lumbar Pillow
Katonah Onyx and Ivory, Long Lumbar Pillow
Kingston Natural, Long Lumbar Pillow
Brussels, 14"x36" Large Lumbar Pillow
Andover in Bark, Lumbar Pillow
Indi, African Mudcloth + Linen
Andover in Bark, 14"x36" Large Lumbar
Houston, Ivory and Almond, 14"x24" Lumbar Pillow
Monterey, Chambray, Long Lumbar Pillow
Isla, Sage Linen, Long Lumbar Pillow
Ava, Mist Velvet, Long Lumbar Pillow
Ava, Olive Velvet, Long Lumbar Pillow
Denmark, Charcoal, Long Lumbar Pillow
Indi, African Mudcloth + Linen, Long Lumbar Pillow
Neutral Pillow Covers in Layered, Natural Tones
Neutral pillow covers extend well beyond cream and beige. Our handmade collection brings together ivory, natural, taupe, brown, charcoal and other muted tones, along with muted greens and blues that can function as neutrals in an interior. Woven textures, subtle patterns and varied materials add depth while keeping the overall palette grounded and versatile.
The collection includes square, lumbar and extra-long lumbar pillow covers for sofas, chairs and beds. Square styles range from 18x18 through 24x24, while standard and long lumbar shapes introduce different proportions for layering. The range of sizes makes it possible to build a neutral arrangement through differences in scale, texture and pattern rather than color alone.
Styling Neutral Throw Pillows
Neutral throw pillows can create a quiet foundation for a room without requiring every textile to be the same shade. Cream and natural tones can be layered with taupe, brown and charcoal, while muted sage, moss and blue-gray can introduce subtle color while maintaining a restrained palette.
Mixing materials is especially effective in a neutral arrangement. Linen, cotton, velvet, wool and other woven textiles each reflect light and texture differently, giving similar colors more dimension. Combining solids with understated patterns can create a collected look while allowing the individual textiles and materials to remain visible.











































































































