Copenhagen, Wool Pillow Cover
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| Discount level | Cart total |
|---|---|
| 15% OFF | $299–$598 |
| 20% OFF | $599+ |
Copenhagen is a colorblock wool pillow cover in taupe, black, cream, and charcoal, hand-loomed in wide horizontal bands. It's one of our best sellers, and the color story is a big reason why. The bands sit close enough in tone to feel cohesive as one piece.
Set it on a sofa as a stand-alone accent, or use it to tie together mixed grey and black tones elsewhere in the space. The wool has a substantial, slightly nubby hand. It's one of our most textured and tactile pieces. Cream cotton back.
Pillow Cover Only. Inserts are available here
We suggest using a pillow insert 2 inches larger than the cover for a fuller, stuffed look.
Look + Feel
Materials
Handwoven Wool. Grey, Beige, Cream and Black
Feel
Heavyweight. Firm.
More
Light cream cotton backing. Concealed zipper
Handmade
This pillow cover is made from a hand woven textile. Small weaving imperfections should be expected. Imperfections in handmade textiles are part of what makes each unique and special - we don't consider them defects.
Care
Dry Clean
Do Not Wash
Shipping & Returns
We accept returns and exchanges of items returned within 30 days of delivery date. Item(s) should be in their original condition, unused, and free from any damage or alterations. Customers are responsible return shipping costs.
Exchange Credit: We offer free exchange shipping labels for pillow covers (excludes inserts) + a 15% credit on exchange requests.
Bulk / Large order returns (10 or more pillow covers): Due to the time and resource intensive nature of constructing your covers, we offer the following options for bulk/large order returns:
Store Credit: We’re happy to refund the full order amount to store credit.
Credit to original payment method: Refunds to original payment method will incur a 15% restocking fee.
"This pillow is so nice I thought I underpaid.
Having been a celebrity interior designer for twenty-eight years, the feel, which we call the hand of the fabric is extremely important.
The quality of the fabric and the workmanship is above anything you see today."
- Stephanie H.