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「物の哀れ」 ( mono no aware ) – the poignant beauty of ephemeral things Tokyo, a city of contrasts and quiet revelations, offered me far more than memories. It guided me toward the creation of an intimate and sensory object: the Tokyo Edition. This is not a mere visual tribute, but a textile echo of deep emotion. Somewhere between a city and a material lies the soul of this story. Tokyo, a City to Feel Before Understanding Tokyo doesn’t yield itself at first glance. It reveals itself slowly, like a subtle scent that lingers long after it’s gone. For those, like me, who seek discreet luxury, sensory elegance, and timeless beauty, Tokyo is a revelation. It’s a city you inhabit with your senses, a city you listen to in silence. The Discreet Radiance of Tokyo Tokyo never shouts. It whispers. Its contrasts don’t clash, they dance: vibrant modernity beside quiet tradition. Shibuya’s high-rises meet the still alleys of Yanaka, where time seems suspended. There is no contradiction, only layers, like fine fabrics, one laid gently over the other. Materials, textures, and sounds are designed to awaken, not overwhelm. The polished wood of a temple, the rustling of leaves in a garden, the soft trickle of a hidden fountain, the brush of a noren curtain at a restaurant’s door. Tokyo is a sensory symphony. Each neighbourhood is a variation on the same theme: Ginza and its gold-on-black storefronts, gleaming without ostentation; Daikanyama and its silky quiet bookstores; Aoyama and its cafés where design gives way to conversation. This is understated refinement, elegance without noise. True luxury. Sakura: The Beauty of the Ephemeral Among all the images Tokyo brings to mind, cherry blossoms or sakura are the most vivid. Every spring, the city drapes itself in delicate, fragile petals. The Japanese concept of mono no aware , that sensitivity to the ephemeral, finds its purest expression here. Parks like Shinjuku Gyoen and Ueno become gathering places for hanami , the tradition of admiring flowers while sharing food and time together. But it wasn’t the visual spectacle that moved me, it was the stillness. As if the whole city were holding its breath. Walking beneath those blossoms feels like drifting through a watercolour, each brushstroke carrying a soft thought, a precious melancholy. It’s in that suspension of time, in that fragile aesthetic, that I found direct inspiration for the Tokyo Edition. A seasonal skin. A fabric of memory. When a City Becomes Fabric: The Tokyo Throw This essence of Tokyo, its gentleness, refinement, and emotional depth, inspired every choice in the creation of this throw. The colour palette recalls the quiet pastels of sakura; the textures evoke the soft hand of traditional Japanese textiles. The warmth it offers is metaphorical, a comfort akin to walking Tokyo’s streets, wrapped in its atmosphere. This is a sensory throw blanket one places on their shoulders like a memory. It asks for nothing. It isn’t showy. It is exact. Sincere. It carries the emotion of a morning prayer in a temple, of a silent train winding through the hills, of a wordless exchange with a tea master. The craftsmanship was inspired, too, by everyday Japanese gestures: the regular folds of a furoshiki , the soft weight of a futon each morning, the matte elegance of antique kimono fabric. These are gestures, textures, temperatures. The Tokyo Edition is their quiet translation, a truly emotional object, and an exceptional piece of artisanal textile work. It is also a tribute to Japanese aesthetic, clean lines, natural textures, and the harmony of restraint. A way of designing that lets the fabric speak for itself. My Story with Tokyo As a teenager, I lived in Tokyo for four months. It was a time of discovery, wonder, and quiet upheaval. The city taught me to slow down, to see detail, to listen. It showed me that silence, too, could be a kind of luxury. I remember one April morning, in a ryokan in Meguro. It was raining softly. I drank green tea facing a tiny moss garden. Nothing moved, except the steam in my cup. I’ve never forgotten that moment. It changed how I understood comfort, balance, and presence. Since then, I’ve returned twice a year for work, for twenty years. Each visit is a rediscovery, a new page in my story with Tokyo. I’ve learned to find its secret corners, to cherish its changing light, to understand its hushed language. So deeply shaped by this connection, I chose to have a cherry blossom tattooed on my arm, a quiet homage to what Tokyo has given me: a certain way of being in the world, both light and intense. An Object That Whispers Tokyo is far more than a city. It’s an experience, a breath, an emotion. Through this edition, I hope to share a fragment of that magic with you. If you’ve ever been moved by a forgotten detail, if you love being surrounded by noble materials that speak without sound, the Tokyo Edition may become your companion in stillness. An object that doesn’t need to be named. But speaks softly to those who recognise luxury where it is rarest: in the precision of a sensation, in the murmur of a memory.

A city that feels like a material Some cities make an impression through their chaos. Others through their silence. New York doesn't choose. It is everything, in a single breath. A city breathing in rhythm with its contrasts, a place that grabs you and rarely lets go. To me, it has always carried the aura of a throw draped over the shoulders of a rushing world: both protective and bold, and—surprisingly—tender at times. That exact sensation, that vibrant paradox, is what we sought to capture in the New York edition of our New York-inspired throw. New York is not visited. It's felt. New York. Just saying the name hits like a heartbeat. It conjures raw energy, a swirl of souls, dreams, falls, and rebirths. You don't visit this city. You feel it. Like texture against your skin. Like a scent you recognise with your eyes closed. Every street corner, every breath of air between skyscrapers carries something intimate and immense all at once. Manhattan: urban textures and rhythms Manhattan, the central artery, pulses day and night. It’s the aged leather of a reading chair, the metallic glint of a cab in the rain, the suspended silence of sunrise over the Brooklyn Bridge. This layering of textures, rhythms, and atmospheres informed our material choices for the New York-inspired throw: a wool that’s both dense and soft, enveloping yet breathable. Like warm breath in a city chilled by wind. A throw of emotion, drawn from New York's quiet luxury This isn’t just a throw for the sofa. It’s a luxury throw for the street. A throw full of stories. It draws from New York’s uncanny way of blending the most discreet refinement with the boldest flair. There’s a kind of effortless elegance here—accidental, almost. A wrinkled trench on a bare shoulder. An inherited jewel worn without fuss. A sensory luxury that doesn’t pose in the mirror but is deeply felt. I like to think our New York throw speaks that same language. One of quiet style, confidently lived. It doesn't need to impress. It simply wants to be there—beside you, telling a part of your story. The art of touching the city through material New York is also matter. The warm brick of Brooklyn, the cold marble of Midtown, the worn leather of a jazz club bench. It’s a city you touch. Our New York-inspired throw pays homage to this urban sensuality—with materials that are honest, textured, and never smooth. Because nothing in New York is smooth. Even the sky has edges. The sounds and lights of New York, woven into a throw And then there are the sounds. Music rising from a Harlem club. Quick footsteps on the sidewalks of SoHo. A spoon swirling in an enamel cup in Greenwich. I’ve closed my eyes often in this city, just to listen. To feel. To reconnect. And it’s this sense of intimacy within vastness that we tried to translate into our high-end throw—a piece to return to, even in the heart of noise. And then there is that light. So singular. Morning that goldens the facades with a nearly European glow. Afternoon stretching in greys and golds. And evening, when everything softly ignites. That light has always felt like a caress. It doesn’t strike. It grazes. Our colour palette echoes these nuances: the asphalt grey, the creamy white of a cappuccino on a bench in Central Park. Why New York lives in me – a personal tribute I’ve always felt free in New York. Not with grand speeches—but with sensory freedom. The freedom to wander aimlessly, to get lost, to discover by getting lost. To feel small and yet incredibly alive. It’s where I first understood what the word "possible" meant. And then, there’s the Statue. Liberty. For years I looked at her without really understanding. Until I became a father. Then I understood what she guards, what she watches over, what she silently promises. My daughter dreams of living in New York. She has the city in her eyes when she speaks of tomorrow. And I see my own dreams reflected there. This New York-inspired throw is also a link. Between her and me. Between me and New York. Between you and an emotion. It’s not just an object. It’s an evocation. A confidence woven from threads, textures, and memories. If you ever wrap yourself in it, I hope you too will feel a little of the city. A bit of its light, its pulse, its promise. Discreetly. Gently. Like a quiet, emotional, sensory luxury that doesn’t need to explain itself. Only to be felt. In an age saturated with perfect images, it’s rare to find a high-end home accessory that weaves together emotion, textile design and lived narrative. This throw is one of them. An invitation to rethink interior decoration with throws, by infusing it with something urban, alive, and deeply tactile.

Paris Interior Inspiration: Culture, Romance & Everyday Energy Paris interior inspiration doesn’t come from trends — it comes from the way the city lives. The texture of stone, the rhythm of the streets, the quiet confidence of its style. In Paris, design is not decoration. It’s atmosphere. A form of presence that shapes how we move, feel, and inhabit space. That’s why, for anyone drawn to beauty with depth, Paris remains an endless source of inspiration. Why Paris Keeps Inspiring Design and Lifestyle Paris never sleeps. That’s what makes her brilliant. Walk the city early in the morning, and you’ll feel it: the hum beneath the silence. A baker opens her shutters on rue Cler. A delivery van hums past Place Vendôme. Joggers cross the Pont des Arts, cheeks pink in the chill. Even before rush hour, Paris pulses. There’s a rhythm here — fast, elegant, spontaneous. A movement that makes you want to do more, feel more, live better. From Saint-Germain to Montmartre: The Pulse of Everyday Paris In Paris, elegance lives in motion. Walk through Saint-Germain-des-Prés and you’ll hear jazz floating out of cellar bars. Turn a corner, and you’ll pass bookshops older than your grandparents, where yellowed pages still breathe perfume. Cross over to the 10th, and the mood flips: scooters zigzag, graffiti tags curl up iron shutters, a florist arranges wild bouquets to loud indie music. Paris doesn’t try to be harmonious — she thrives on contrast. You move from silence to saturation in a matter of streets. From polished to raw. From Haussmannian grace to concrete noise. And yet, somehow, it all fits. Cultural Life in Motion: Paris as a Daily Stage Culture in Paris isn’t behind glass. It’s out in the streets. You might stumble on a pop-up gallery in Belleville, or hear a violinist rehearse inside a church off rue Saint-Antoine. You don’t need a ticket to experience art here — just curiosity. Paris is always creating, always surprising. And those fragments of daily brilliance — fleeting, layered, often unplanned — stay with you. That makes the city a timeless source of Paris home decor inspiration. Romance in Paris: Quiet, Confident, Always There Paris doesn’t scream romance — she whispers it. It’s not about candlelit clichés. It’s about the way people move, the ease of conversation, the intimacy of shared space. Two people leaning into each other at a café. A hand resting lightly on a shoulder as they walk. A smile exchanged in a metro car. There’s no need to perform. In Paris, love is not a spectacle — it’s a way of being. That understated closeness leaves a trace. Not with hearts or roses, but through balance, simplicity, and warmth. Something lasting, built into the way you inhabit space. It becomes part of an elegant interior design language. Because real romance doesn’t need to be said out loud.  It’s felt — in gestures, in atmosphere, in silence. Paris Interior Inspiration Woven into the Paris Edition Throw We didn’t want to copy Paris. We wanted to feel her — and let that feeling guide our hands. The city’s palette spoke first:  warm beiges like the morning light brushing the Seine,  deep browns like the carved stone façades of Boulevard Saint-Germain,  and that signature skyline — structured, iconic — quietly etched in the background. The materials followed. Something soft yet architectural. A weave that holds its shape. A weight that feels anchored, like the city itself. It’s not about recreating a place. It’s about translating a mood — the kind you take with you long after you've left. That’s the essence of French design influence: suggestion over imitation. My Paris: Where Creation Meets Memory For me, Paris is more than a source of inspiration — it’s a lifelong connection. My mother was born here. She taught me that elegance isn’t something loud — it’s in the small things: a folded cloth, a proper table setting, a certain way of moving. That mindset never left me. Later, I spent over two decades working with the creative teams of French fashion houses. Precision, emotion, texture — all of it shaped my view of what makes something feel right. Every time I return to Paris, that creative spark comes back. Bringing Paris Home You don’t need to live in the 7th arrondissement to feel like you’re in Paris. Sometimes, it’s enough to wrap yourself in a material that remembers the light through a tall Haussmann window, or the calm of a coffee at Café de Flore, still warm in your hands. Some details carry presence. You recognize them without needing to name them. That’s the quiet power of Parisian interior inspiration when it enters your home. Because truly, why is Paris so special? Because she never stops moving.  And never stops inspiring. Discover Viñas Genève

You don’t need to live in Geneva to feel its presence. Sometimes, all it takes is a soft morning light, a certain stillness in the air, or the texture of stone warmed by the afternoon sun. Geneva isn’t a city that shouts, it’s one that settles into you, slowly and deeply. Known for its natural beauty, refined interior design, and balanced lifestyle, this Swiss city is a subtle yet powerful muse for luxury home decor. From its soft lake hues to its architectural contrasts, Geneva inspires those who seek contemporary elegance without excess. This article is a quiet journey into what Geneva gives us: a palette of stillness, elegance, and light—meant to be felt more than seen. This isn’t a travel guide but a Geneva-inspired moodboard of textures, memories, and silence. A way to carry a city through the way a room feels, a light moves, or a morning begins. The Quiet Luxury of Geneva-Inspired Design Mornings in Geneva’s Old Town There’s a rhythm in Geneva that never feels forced. You hear it in the unhurried footsteps, the generous pauses between sounds, the respectful architecture. This is minimalist elegance that feels lived-in, not staged. Walk through the early morning streets of the Old Town. Shutters still drawn. Stone cool to the touch. Light slipping through narrow alleys like water. No need for excess. The beauty is already there, waiting. Sensory Design and Refined Interiors: Geneva’s Influence Geneva is not defined by a single landmark, but by a collection of sensations. It’s in the way your body feels walking beside the lake. In the hush of a gallery. In the weight of a book opened beneath a tree. Certain places offer more than scenery, they offer pause. Geneva’s spaces effortlessly blend natural serenity, timeless architecture, and cultural balance—key elements that define the language of luxury interiors and refined home decor. Natural Calm Parc des Bastions : Grand yet peaceful. Sit on a bench, listen to the leaves, forget the time. Eaux-Vives Beach : Simple, clear, human. Light fabrics drying in the sun, children’s voices far off, and the gentle touch of water. Parc La Grange : With its manicured rose garden, centuries-old trees, and views of the lake, this park offers a palette of natural textures and soothing tones that feel like walking through a living moodboard. Villa Diodati Viewpoint : High above the water, with the kind of silence that fills your chest. Timeless Architecture Rue Verdaine : A street of stone and shadow. Tucked between past and present. Hotel Beau-Rivage : This iconic hotel mixes historical opulence with understated luxury. Its interiors are layered with soft lighting, curated artwork, and fine materials that speak of quiet luxury and intentional restraint. Café du Centre : In the heart of the Old Town, this establishment pairs classic architecture with the comfort of slow, timeless rituals—the perfect Geneva moment. Cultural Balance Musée d'Art et d'Histoire : From antique sculptures to contemporary installations, this museum embodies the balance of old and new so present in Geneva's design language. Ariana Gardens : Formal lines give way to soft movement. A place for slow thoughts and cultural reflection. Visit tip : Whether you’re walking along the Quai Gustave-Ador or relaxing in the Jardin Anglais, take note of how space, light, and silence shape the experience. That’s the essence you can bring home. Light, Texture, and the Language of Simplicity Geneva teaches us to notice. To slow our gaze. To feel textures: the fabric of a café chair, the cool metal of a fountain, the weave of linen. This is quiet luxury home decor. Here, space is generous. Rooms are composed, not decorated. Interiors whisper with the restraint and poetry of Swiss contemporary design. Soft greys. Washed stone. Pollen yellow. Forest green. Not more—just right. Memory in Colour Last summer, I stood by the lake just after dawn. The city was silent. The sky was a shade of grey I hadn’t seen before, not cold, not blue, not white. Just calm. That moment stayed with me. Some colours are not about how they look, but how they make you feel. Geneva is full of them. Tones that hold memory. That slow your breath. That make a room feel like it knows something you don’t need to say. Like an interior design object that carries memory, rather than function. What to Do When You Don’t Need to Do Much Geneva doesn’t rush you, and it doesn’t expect to be rushed. Whether morning breaks quietly over the lake or dusk settles in the Old Town, each moment is an invitation, not an instruction. These experiences aren’t for checking off, they’re for remembering: In Geneva, even doing can feel like being. The city doesn’t demand your attention, it shares it, slowly. If you’re the kind of traveler who seeks immersion rather than itinerary, these are moments worth slipping into: Take the Mouettes Genevoises : These little yellow boats are part of the public transport system, but they feel like a quiet glide across still water. Let the breeze shape your thoughts. Sketch in the Conservatory Garden : No need to be an artist. Just sit. Watch. Let your pencil wander. There’s something grounding about outlining the curves of a leaf or the angle of a railing. Have a morning coffee at Place du Bourg-de-Four : Order slowly. Watch the shadows shift. Let the café soundscape blur into the background. Browse old books at a secondhand stall : Even if you don’t read French. Hold the weight of someone else’s story. Flip through pages that smell of time. Listen to the cathedral bells from a side street : Don’t look for the tower. Let the sound surprise you. Swim in the lake : Early morning, when the water and sky are still the same temperature. A single gesture of immersion can echo for hours. Geneva isn’t about what you check off. It’s about what you carry with you. The sound of bells echoing through narrow streets at night. The warmth of a lamp-lit square after a quiet dinner. The stillness before sleep, when the city’s breath matches your own. An Invitation to Feel There’s no list of things to do in Geneva that can capture what it means to be there. The city reveals itself in sensation, not spectacle. In slowness, not silence. In balance, not perfection. So maybe it’s not about going. Maybe it’s about recreating the feeling. A place in your home where things are just right—soft, light, uncluttered. Where texture invites touch, and light moves gently across the walls. Because sometimes, when a space feels whole, it isn’t the design we notice. It’s the emotion. And maybe, just maybe, that’s when you understand what Geneva is. Even without going. Even without naming it. Geneva isn’t about what you check off. It’s about what you carry with you, an inspiration effortlessly translated into your own home through carefully chosen textures, colours, and spaces reflecting the essence of refined home decor and quiet, contemporary elegance. From Memory to Material I was born in Geneva. Every detail—the sound of the lake in the early hours, the hush of cafés before the city stirs, the weight of old stone against modern glass shaped how I create. Not to replicate, but to translate. Not to decorate, but to offer presence. From that feeling came the desire to make something lasting. Something you could fold, touch, and live with, without ever needing to explain why it feels so right. A piece that carries the same calm as the water at sunrise. The same quiet as a gallery. The same softness as air moving through trees in Parc La Grange. And if, while living with it, you feel a little more grounded, a little more held—then maybe you’ve felt Geneva too.   🕊️ See what Geneva feels like  : Let Geneva unfold in you. Quietly. Naturally. As if it had always been there.   🎵  Mood suggestion:  Listen to soft piano or ambient lake sounds as you read—or create your own Geneva Mood playlist to extend the experience.

Throw blankets aren’t just for winter. As the days grow longer and the sun floods into your home, lightweight textiles like cashwool can soften your interior without overwhelming it. In fact, throws are one of the easiest ways to transition your home from season to season with elegance and ease. In this guide, we explore how to use throw blankets to refresh your space during spring and summer, combining function, comfort, and style in a light, breathable way. Why Throws Still Belong in Warmer Months While heavy knits and chunky wool may stay folded until autumn, spring and summer call for light layers. Think of a throw as the cotton shirt of your decor: soft, versatile, and always the right touch. They offer just enough warmth for early mornings or breezy evenings. They add a layer of texture without feeling heavy. They signal intentional styling without looking overdone. They help transition your home naturally from cooler months to brighter ones. Throw blankets also give structure to spaces that feel too open or empty after winter decor is cleared. A sofa without a throw might look bare in spring sunlight, while one styled with a cashwool layer instantly feels complete. Choose the Right Fabrics and Colors The season change is a chance to introduce fabrics that breathe with your home. Opt for cashwool, linen blends, or fine cottons that move with the air. Use pastels, neutrals, or nature-inspired tones like soft clay, sage, or sky blue. Try sun-bleached shades, off-whites, or barely-there greys for a breezy look. Go for open weaves or lightly textured surfaces to let air (and light) flow. Design tip:  A throw in soft white or mineral green pairs beautifully with wood, ceramics, and indoor greenery. Color tip:  Seasonal favorites this year include sage green, terracotta blush, and sun-washed beige. These tones work beautifully with natural light and elevate any neutral base. These materials are perfect for homes that stay warm throughout the day, as they don't trap heat but still provide a gentle layer when needed. Simple Styling That Makes a Difference Throw blankets don’t disappear with the cold—they migrate. Use them creatively across your home to add visual softness and tactile comfort without heaviness. On the sofa : Folded casually in a corner for cool evenings or naps. On the bed : Laid across the foot to balance a linen duvet. On a terrace chair : Perfect for early coffees or twilight reading. In a reading nook : Draped over an armchair to create a calm retreat. On a guest bed : A soft, thoughtful accent that says "welcome." Mood tip:  Let your throw blanket echo other seasonal textures—pair it with linen cushions, woven trays, or a glass carafe with lemon water for an effortless, lived-in look. Customer voice:  "I always thought throws were for winter, but now I keep one on the balcony. It’s the soft detail that makes it feel like home." Personal note:  Last April, I folded a sage cashwool throw at the foot of our guest bed. I didn’t think much of it—until every guest mentioned how calm the room felt. It’s now become part of the room’s identity. Small Accessories, Big Atmosphere One of the greatest strengths of spring and summer styling is the emphasis on airiness and space. But that doesn’t mean your home should feel empty. A throw can provide visual weight and balance when the rest of your decor is light. Use it to: Anchor a corner. Soften the contrast between materials (e.g., wood and stone). Tie together the tones of your seasonal palette. Styling idea: Combine a cashwool throw with a dried floral arrangement, a woven tray, and a ceramic bowl filled with fresh fruit for a tactile seasonal moment. FAQs: Spring & Summer Throws 🔹  What is the best throw blanket for warmer weather? Light materials like cashwool, linen, or airy cotton blends work best. They breathe well, feel soft, and adapt easily. 🔹  Can I use a throw in outdoor spaces? Yes! Keep it sheltered when not in use and use it for comfort on chairs or loungers. 🔹  Should I pack away my throws in summer? Not necessarily. Style them differently—lighter folds, breezy placement, and softer tones let them become part of your warm-weather look. Light Layers for Lighter Living Your home in spring and summer should feel easy, fresh, and calm. A well-placed throw blanket—in the right color and fabric—adds movement and softness without effort. It becomes a visual breath of air, a sensory detail that makes you exhale. Let your space speak of comfort and quiet joy, even when the sun is high.

A throw blanket isn’t just about warmth. It’s an effortless way to add texture, mood, and elegance to your space. When styled with intention, it can turn even the simplest corner of your home into a cozy retreat. So where should you put a throw blanket? Let’s explore the most beautiful, functional places to showcase your favorite throws—whether you want a polished aesthetic or relaxed comfort. Soft to the touch, light yet warm—the feeling of a quality throw is part of the experience. It’s not just seen, it’s felt. The moment your fingers glide over a cashwool throw, there’s a gentle softness unlike anything synthetic. It's smooth, velvety, and comforting without being heavy. Like a quiet luxury that doesn’t shout, but envelops. Living Room: The Classic Canvas The living room is where most people start, and for good reason. A throw in this space sets the tone for comfort and design. Drape it over the sofa arm or backrest for that casual, inviting feel. Fold it neatly on the ottoman or coffee table to add texture. Keep it in a basket next to the couch for easy reach and a cozy touch. Layer it with decorative pillows to complete your seating area. Style Tip :  Use a neutral-toned cashwool throw to soften modern lines, or choose a patterned one to make a statement. Bedroom: Layers of Comfort The bedroom is all about softness and serenity, and a throw adds both effortlessly. Lay it across the foot of your bed to break up solid bedding with color and texture. Drape it over a chair or bench for a casually elegant look. Use it in a reading corner to make the space more inviting. Style Tip :  Choose a throw in the same tone family as your bedding for a serene feel, or contrast it for visual interest. Entryway or Guest Room: A Warm Welcome These often-overlooked spaces can benefit from a thoughtful detail like a throw. Place one in a basket near the entry bench for guests. Drape it across the bed in a guest room to offer extra comfort. Use it on a hallway chair to make the space feel softer and more curated. Style Tip:  Choose lighter colors to keep the space open and inviting. 🗣️  “Our throw in the chalet is everyone’s favorite. We also added one in each of our sons' apartments—it instantly warms the space.” Outdoor Spaces: Extend the Comfort A throw doesn’t have to stay indoors. Bring it out on cool evenings. Toss it over an outdoor chair or bench. Roll a couple into a wicker basket for guests to grab. Drape one on a lounger for cozy afternoon reading. Material Tip:  Cashwool is lightweight and breathable, ideal for fresh-air lounging without overheating. Switch with the Seasons Throws are one of the easiest ways to update your decor with the seasons. In winter, go for thick textures and warm tones. In spring and summer, switch to lighter fabrics like cotton or linen. Keep a neutral cashwool throw as a year-round staple and update your pillows to match. Design Tip:  Rotate throws in an open basket to reflect the seasonal mood without a full room makeover. FAQs: Throw Blanket Placement 🔹  Where should a throw blanket go in the living room? On the armrest, over the back, in a basket, or folded on the ottoman—anywhere it adds comfort and style. 🔹  Can I use a throw outdoors? Absolutely. Just bring it in after use, and choose breathable fabrics like cashwool. 🔹  Should I keep a throw on the bed year-round? Yes—it adds a decorative touch and is always ready for extra warmth. Bring Style and Warmth to Every Room A throw blanket is more than a comfort piece—it’s a finishing touch. Whether it's resting casually on a bench, draped elegantly over a bed, or waiting in a basket for cool nights, it elevates your home without effort. 🔹  Explore our collection of luxury cashwool throws  and bring comfort to every corner of your home.

A well-placed throw blanket can transform a living room, adding warmth, texture, and a designer touch. But casually draping a throw over a couch isn’t as simple as it seems—there’s a fine line between effortless chic and messy clutter. Whether you love a polished, sophisticated look or prefer an inviting, cozy aesthetic, here’s how to style your throw blanket like an interior designer. Why Styling a Throw Blanket Matters A throw blanket isn’t just about keeping warm; it’s a statement piece that enhances your home’s atmosphere. The right placement can: Add depth and texture  to a neutral-toned sofa. Create contrast  by introducing bold or complementary colors. Make your space feel cozier  and more inviting. Tie together your overall decor , making the room look intentional and refined. Trend Alert:  Today, throw blankets are more than just cozy accessories—they are a key element in interior design trends, bringing both warmth and visual impact to a living space. The Best Ways to Style a Throw Blanket on a Couch 1. The Classic Drape For an effortless, lived-in look, casually drape the blanket over one corner of the couch, letting it fall naturally over the seat or armrest. Works best with: Soft, lightweight throws like cashwool or cashmere. 2. The Folded Statement For a polished and structured look, neatly fold the throw into thirds and place it across the armrest or seat. Works best with: Medium to thick blankets like wool or cotton blends. 3. The Layered Luxe Look Layer a throw with coordinating cushions for a cozy, inviting setup. This works well in elegant and relaxed interiors. Works best with: Plush, textured throws like cashwool or mohair. 4. The Tucked-in Approach Tuck a throw under a seat cushion for a clean, intentional appearance. Perfect for achieving a refined yet relaxed look. Works best with: Structured throws like wool blends. 5. The Footrest Cascade Drape the throw over an ottoman or footrest for a balanced, well-styled aesthetic. Works best with: Lightweight, flowing fabrics like cashwool. Best Designer Tip for a Luxe Look Want a high-end, designer-inspired setup?   Choose a throw that’s slightly oversized (like a 60x80-inch cashwool blanket) and let it drape effortlessly over the armrest or seat. This adds a sense of casual elegance and depth to your living space. How to Choose the Right Throw Blanket for Your Couch Not all throws are created equal. Here’s how to pick the perfect one: For a Minimalist Look  → Choose neutral tones in cashwool for a refined, modern style. For a Cozy Atmosphere  → Opt for chunky knits or textured wool blends. For a Bold Statement  → Go for patterned or richly colored throws to add personality to your decor. For a Luxury Feel  → Use cashwool or cashmere, which blend elegance and comfort effortlessly. Pro Tip:  For a truly custom look, match your throw blanket with accent cushions in complementary shades or mix textures like wool and cashmere. Caring for Your Throw Blanket A well-placed throw should be as practical as it is stylish. Opt for materials like cashwool, which remain soft and elegant wash after wash. To keep your throw in top condition: Gently hand wash or use a delicate machine cycle  for wool and cashwool blends. Air dry flat  to preserve the softness and shape. Store folded in a cool, dry place  when not in use to prevent creasing. FAQs: Mastering Throw Blanket Styling 🔹  Should a throw blanket match the couch? Not necessarily! A contrasting color or pattern can add interest, while a tonal throw creates a harmonious, subtle effect. 🔹  How do you keep a throw blanket from looking messy? Choose a styling technique that fits your space—structured folds for a polished look, soft drapes for a relaxed vibe. 🔹  What size should a throw blanket be for a couch? A standard throw is about 50x60 inches, but oversized options (like 60x80 inches) work well for a more luxurious feel. Enhance Your Space with the Perfect Throw A throw blanket is more than just an accessory—it’s a reflection of your personal style and the atmosphere you want to create. Whether you prefer a neatly folded look or a casual drape, choosing the right throw can elevate your living space effortlessly. 🔹  How do you style your throw blanket? Share your favorite method in the comments or tag us on Instagram #vinasgeneve  ! 🔹  Explore our collection of luxury cashwool throws   and bring warmth and elegance to your home today.

Nothing compares to wrapping yourself in a throw blanket on a cold evening. The right blanket transforms a simple moment into pure comfort. Imagine coming home after a long day, slipping off your shoes, and curling up on the couch with a warm throw around your shoulders. The soft fabric against your skin, the gentle weight of the blanket—it's an instant invitation to relax. The delicate rustling of the fibers as you adjust it, the way it drapes effortlessly over your legs—these are the small pleasures that turn a simple evening into a sanctuary of warmth. But not all throw blankets provide the same warmth. Some feel soft but don’t retain heat, while others insulate well but lack breathability. So, which throw blanket is the warmest? Let’s explore the best materials for warmth and how to choose the perfect one for your home. What Makes a Throw Blanket Warm? The warmth of a blanket depends on three main factors: material, weave, and breathability. Thick synthetic blankets may trap heat but can feel suffocating. Natural fibers like cashwool, cashmere, and wool offer insulation while allowing airflow. A good throw should keep you warm without making you sweat. Décor Tip:  A warm throw isn’t just practical; it also adds texture and elegance to your living space. Drape it over a sofa or an armchair to create an inviting atmosphere. Comparing Blanket Materials: Which is the Warmest? Choosing a throw means balancing warmth, softness, and breathability. Some materials feel plush but aren’t insulating, while others trap heat but lack a luxurious touch. Material Warmth Level 🔥 Softness ☁ Breathability 🌬 Luxury Appeal ✨ Cashwool 🔥🔥🔥🔥 ☁☁☁☁☁ 🌬🌬🌬 ✨✨✨✨✨ Cashmere 🔥🔥🔥 ☁☁☁☁☁ 🌬🌬🌬🌬 ✨✨✨✨✨ Wool 🔥🔥🔥🔥 ☁☁☁ 🌬🌬 ✨✨✨ Fleece 🔥🔥🔥 ☁☁☁ 🌬🌬🌬 ✨ Cotton 🔥🔥 ☁☁☁ 🌬🌬🌬🌬 ✨   Why Cashwool is the Best Choice for Warmth and Luxury Cashwool combines the insulation of wool with the softness of cashmere. It’s lightweight yet warm, making it perfect for all seasons. Unlike synthetic fabrics, it regulates body temperature, preventing overheating. A cashwool throw isn’t just a blanket—it’s an experience of comfort and elegance. Décor Tip:  A neutral-toned cashwool throw works beautifully in any interior style, from minimalist to chalet-inspired. Pair it with cushions in linen or velvet for a cozy yet sophisticated look. A Customer’s Experience: The Beauty of Cashwool in Real Homes Finding the perfect throw isn’t just about warmth—it’s about how it enhances daily life. Here’s what one of our customers had to say: 🗣️  “A big thank you! Your throws are so beautiful and have been so appreciated. Ours is in our chalet, and the other two are in each of our children’s apartments… May your journey continue on this beautiful path!” A cashwool throw isn’t just a purchase; it’s a part of the home—a piece of warmth and elegance shared between generations. Choosing the Best Throw Blanket for Your Needs Different blankets suit different needs. Some prioritize warmth, while others focus on luxury and softness. For Maximum Warmth:  Choose cashwool or wool. For Softness and Elegance:  Cashwool or cashmere. For Everyday Comfort:  Fleece or cotton. For a Stylish and Cozy Home:  Cashwool offers warmth without bulk, making it ideal for both comfort and decoration. Décor Tip:  For an ultra-cozy effect, combine your cashwool throw with a dimly lit ambiance, warm-toned lighting, and a scented candle. FAQs: Answering Common Questions 🔹  What is the warmest throw blanket material? Cashwool and wool offer the most warmth, but cashwool is softer and more breathable. 🔹  Are wool blankets warmer than fleece? Yes. Wool retains heat better and regulates temperature more effectively than fleece. 🔹  What makes a luxury throw blanket different? Luxury blankets use high-quality natural fibers, ensuring better warmth, breathability, and longevity. 🔹  How long does a cashwool throw blanket last? Thanks to its exceptional quality, a cashwool throw maintains its softness and elegance over the years, resisting pilling and preserving its beautiful texture even after repeated use. Wrap Yourself in Warmth and Comfort A throw blanket isn’t just about warmth—it’s about creating an atmosphere of relaxation and indulgence. A well-chosen throw enhances both comfort and aesthetics, making any space feel more inviting. Cashwool stands out as the perfect material, blending warmth and luxury seamlessly. Whether placed on a bed, an armchair, or a sofa, it becomes an essential element of cozy living. Turn every moment at home into an invitation to relax. Discover our cashwool throw collection and wrap yourself in warmth and elegance.

Throw blankets are more than just a cozy addition to a home; they have many practical and decorative uses, making them an essential element of interior design. But why do people love throw blankets? Whether for warmth, style, or versatility, a well-chosen throw blanket adds comfort and character to any space. 1. Warmth and Comfort: The Everyday Essential There’s nothing quite like wrapping yourself in a soft throw blanket after a long day. Whether you're curled up on the sofa with a book, sipping tea by the fireplace, or watching a movie on a rainy evening, a throw provides instant comfort. Some materials elevate this experience even further. A cashwool throw, for example, offers an unparalleled blend of warmth and softness. Unlike synthetic options, natural fibers breathe, regulate temperature, and feel luxurious against the skin. The difference is tangible—you don’t just feel covered, you feel embraced. 2. Style and Personality: A Simple Way to Transform Any Space A throw blanket isn’t just practical—it’s a statement in home decor. Incorporating throw blankets into a space adds warmth, texture, and personality, effortlessly enhancing the overall aesthetic. Draping a throw over a sofa, folding it at the foot of a bed, or layering it on an armchair instantly refreshes a space. Choosing the right throw is like selecting the perfect accessory. A neutral cashmere throw in beige or soft gray exudes understated elegance. A bold plaid or deep emerald green wool throw adds character and depth. It’s one of those small details that subtly yet powerfully define an interior. Consider how a throw interacts with textures in a room. Pair a wool throw with linen cushions for a natural, organic feel. Use a fringed or knitted throw to soften the sleek lines of a modern leather couch. These combinations turn a house into a home. 3. Versatile in Every Season Unlike heavy comforters, throw blankets are light enough for year-round use, making them a perfect option for those wondering how to use throw blankets in different seasons. A breathable cotton or cashmere throw works perfectly on a cool summer night, while a thick wool throw becomes an essential companion in winter. Their adaptability makes them a staple across seasons. Personally, I keep a light throw on my sofa all year long. In summer, it’s perfect for a little warmth in the evenings. In winter, I layer it with thicker blankets for added coziness. The key is selecting a material that suits your climate and personal comfort level. 4. More Than Just a Blanket One of the reasons I love throw blankets is how incredibly versatile they are. Beyond keeping warm, they serve many purposes: Extra Layer on a Bed:  Adds warmth and style without the bulk of a full blanket. Picnic or Beach Blanket:  A stylish wool or linen throw works beautifully for outdoor settings. Travel Companion:  I always take a throw on long flights—it’s more comfortable than airplane blankets. Statement Piece in a Room:  Whether neatly folded or casually draped, a throw adds personality to any space. 5. Investing in Quality: Why Material Matters Not all throw blankets are created equal. A high-quality throw is an investment—one that lasts for years and only gets softer with time. Cashwool, for instance, is a blend of fine wool and cashmere, offering the best of both worlds: the durability of wool with the unmatched softness of cashmere. A pure cashmere throw is the ultimate indulgence—lightweight yet warm, and incredibly soft to the touch. When choosing a high-end throw, you may wonder: cashmere vs wool throw blankets – which one to choose?   Here’s what makes each unique. Cashmere is prized for its unparalleled softness and lightweight warmth, while wool offers more durability and insulation. Choosing between the two depends on whether you prioritize luxury or long-term resilience. Cheap synthetic throws might look appealing at first, but they often pill, trap heat, and lack breathability. A well-crafted throw made from natural fibers not only feels better but also elevates your space in a way that mass-produced fabrics simply can’t. Customer Favorites: Discover Our Most Loved Throw Blankets Looking for inspiration? Here are some of our best-selling throw blankets that customers adore: The Timeless Cashmere Throw  – Soft, luxurious, and perfect for any season. The Cozy Wool Blend Throw  – Ideal for chilly evenings with its warm yet breathable feel. The Modern Minimalist Throw  – A neutral-toned essential that complements any decor. Customer Testimonial: "Ever since I bought this cashmere throw, my living room feels like a luxury retreat. It’s soft, warm, and elegant—worth every penny!"  – Sophie L., Interior Design Enthusiast Find your perfect match and elevate your home with comfort and elegance with the Viñas Genève collection’s  : Le Plaid des Montagnes   Le Plaid des Villes A Lasting Addition to Any Home Throw blankets are not just about comfort; they are part of the latest home decor trends with throw blankets , bringing texture and elegance to any space. A throw blanket isn’t just another home accessory—it’s a daily comfort, a design element, and a versatile companion. Whether you're looking to create a cozy atmosphere, elevate your interior style, or simply have an extra layer of warmth, investing in a high-quality throw is always a good idea. Limited Edition: Only a Few Pieces Available! Upgrade your home with the perfect throw blanket. Explore our luxury collection  and experience unmatched softness and style.

I remember the first time I moved into my current home. The excitement of a fresh start was quickly overshadowed by an unexpected challenge—too much empty space. The walls felt bare, the corners seemed forgotten, and despite having all the essential furniture, something was missing. I wanted my home to feel warm and inviting with cozy home decor ideas that made every space feel intentional. Over time, I discovered simple yet effective ways to fill empty spaces in home decor and turn them into stylish and functional areas. Define the Purpose of Your Empty Space Personalization According to Your Style: • Minimalist:  Choose a sleek armchair and a throw in neutral tones. • Bohemian:  Add ethnic-patterned cushions and a woven rug. • Classic Chic:  Opt for an elegant side table and a sophisticated light fixture. Quick DIY:  If you have an empty wall, create a personalized gallery wall with frames of various sizes featuring inspiring prints or cherished photos. Before you start decorating, think about what you need from the space. Ask yourself: Do you want more functionality, visual appeal, or both? I once had an awkward corner in my living room that felt purposeless. Instead of letting it sit empty, I turned it into a cozy reading nook with a comfortable chair, a small bookshelf, and a luxury throw blanket for interior design. Suddenly, the space became my favorite spot to unwind after a long day. Transform an empty space into a cozy nook with soft lighting and plush seating. Decor ideas for large blank walls include an elegant gallery display of family photos or artwork that speaks to you. Elevate your space with a statement piece like a luxury throw blanket for interior design or decorative cushions to add warmth and character. By defining its purpose, you give the space a reason to exist rather than just filling it for the sake of decoration. Use Textiles to Add Depth and Warmth Textiles are a simple yet effective way to make an empty space feel more inviting. Our Favorite Products: • The London Throw Edition  – Viñas Genève:  A refined blend of softness and elegance, perfect for adding a cozy touch to your sofa. • The Crans Montana Throw Edition  – Viñas Genève:  The ideal companion for a warm and sophisticated interior, perfect for creating a chic mountain ambiance. Textile DIY:  Why not create your own cushion cover in linen or velvet using fabrics you love? A simple and rewarding project! One of the easiest ways to make a space feel inviting is by using textiles. Fabrics bring softness and comfort, making any area feel more lived-in. I love layering different textures. For instance, I have a wool throw draped over my couch, paired with velvet cushions, and a plush rug underfoot. The mix of materials makes my living room feel warm and inviting yet luxurious. Layer luxury throw blankets for interior design, cushions, and rugs to add warmth. Choose best textiles for home warmth, such as cashmere, wool, and linen, to create a visually interesting and inviting space. How to mix textures in home styling: Pair different materials to add depth and richness. A throw blanket casually draped over an armchair doesn’t just add to the decor—it invites you to curl up with a book and a cup of tea. Decorate with Statement Pieces If you're looking to fill empty spaces in home decor while adding character to your interior, statement pieces are an excellent choice. Personalized Tip: • Industrial Style:  A black metal mirror or an oversized clock. • Scandinavian Style:  Floating shelves with a few light wood decorative objects. • Art Deco Style:  A sculptural vase or a brass lamp. Quick DIY:  Turn a large empty frame into an inspiration board by attaching photos and notes with clothespins. If a space feels empty, it might be calling for something bold. Statement pieces can define a room and serve as a conversation starter. In my dining area, I added a stylish interior design tip—a large abstract painting. Before that, the wall felt lifeless, but now, the artwork gives the room personality. If you’re not a fan of paintings, a stylish mirror or a sculptural piece can have the same effect. Hang oversized artwork or mirrors to create visual interest. Invest in luxury home accessories like sculptural decor pieces or stylish floor vases. Use high-end coffee table books to add an effortless, refined look. Quick Tip : If you’re unsure about colors, stick to neutral tones with a pop of metallic or deep hues like navy or emerald for a sophisticated touch. Create a Functional Yet Stylish Corner Even the smallest spaces can be transformed into something useful and stylish. Personalization According to Your Space: • Small Space:  A bench with built-in storage. • Large Space:  A designer armchair paired with an arc floor lamp. • Unused Space Under the Stairs:  A custom-built bookshelf with integrated LED lighting. Easy DIY:  Paint a corner of the wall in a contrasting color to define a space without adding partitions! An unused corner can become one of the most charming parts of your home. For example, I turned a bare space in my hallway into a mini lounge area with a stylish accent chair, a sleek floor lamp, and a small side table. Now, it’s a charming little spot to sip coffee in the morning. A reading nook with a plush chair, a soft throw, and a stylish floor lamp. A mini lounge area featuring a statement chair and a chic side table. A display corner with floating shelves and carefully curated decor. Your home should feel personal, and small, intentional touches go a long way. Bring Life with Greenery and Natural Elements Adding greenery brings warmth, texture, and freshness to a space. Ideas to Match Your Style: • Tropical Style:  A monstera plant in a rattan planter. • Mediterranean Style:  A potted olive tree and a terracotta jar. • Zen Style:  Bamboo and an indoor fountain. Nature DIY:  Create your own macramé plant hanger using a simple rope and a few basic knots! Plants can do wonders for a space. They add color, texture, and a sense of tranquility. I used to think I had a “black thumb” until I discovered greenery and plants for modern interiors like snake plants and pothos. Now, greenery brightens up my home and makes each room feel more alive. Incorporate large sculptural plants like a fiddle-leaf fig or an olive tree. Use minimalist vases with dried flowers for a timeless aesthetic. Balance modern luxury with organic textures such as wood and stone. Beginner’s Tip : If you’re new to plants, start with one or two and gradually build up. Even a small potted plant on a coffee table can make a difference. Use Lighting to Enhance Space and Mood Lighting plays a key role in making a space feel cozy, functional, and well-designed. Tips for Choosing the Right Lighting: • Cozy Ambiance:  Rice paper lamps and LED string lights. • Elegant Ambiance:  Brass wall sconces and a glass chandelier. • Modern Ambiance:  Recessed spotlights and decorative neon lights. Bright DIY:  Create a unique table lamp by repurposing a glass jar! Simply insert a string of fairy lights, and you're all set. I love using multiple light sources to create ambiance. In my bedroom, I have a mix of soft bedside lamps, a statement pendant light, and candles. The combination makes the space feel warm and inviting. Using lighting to enhance home ambiance : Floor lamps and pendant lights help fill vertical space. Soft, warm lighting  enhances textures and makes a space feel inviting. Lighting Tip : Use dimmable lights or smart bulbs so you can adjust brightness based on your mood and the time of day. A Home That Feels Complete When you successfully fill empty spaces in home decor, your interior transforms into a harmonious and inviting sanctuary. Thoughtful design choices, whether through textiles, lighting, or statement pieces, create an environment that feels curated and complete. Your Finishing Touch:  Make sure every space reflects your personality and comfort. Love cozy and warm atmospheres?  Add a throw to elegantly complete your décor! Final Shopping Tip:  Enhance your interior with well-chosen accessories: scented candles, natural fiber baskets, or textured cushions. FAQ – How to Fill Empty Spaces in Your Home What are the best ways to fill empty spaces in a home? Use statement pieces, layered textiles, and well-placed lighting to create warmth and elegance in unused spaces. How can I make a large space feel cozy? Incorporate plush textiles like throws and cushions, add area rugs, and use warm lighting to make a large space feel more intimate. What are the best luxury home accessories to elevate interior design? Luxury throws, sculptural decor, high-end coffee table books, and well-chosen lighting fixtures can add sophistication to any space. Looking to enhance your decor with premium textiles? Check out our latest selection of luxury throws Plaid des Villes  and Plaid des Montagnes   Editions to bring warmth and elegance into your space. Empty spaces aren’t a problem—they’re an opportunity to make your home feel more personal and inviting. Whether you’re adding a cozy reading nook, layering textiles, or introducing statement pieces, each element contributes to a space that feels thoughtful and lived-in.

Have You Ever Felt Lost in a Sea of Interior Design Choices? You’re scrolling through Pinterest, flipping through design magazines, or walking through a beautifully decorated home, and suddenly—overwhelm sets in. Should you go for a sleek modern look? Or perhaps a cozy, bohemian vibe? You love so many elements from different styles, but how do you bring it all together into a cohesive look that feels like you ? Don’t worry—you’re not alone! Finding your interior design style is a journey, and in this guide, I’ll walk you through practical steps to help you define your personal aesthetic and create a home that truly reflects your personality. Why Finding Your Interior Design Style Matters Your home is an extension of your personality, a place where you should feel comfortable and inspired. A well-defined interior design style not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your space but also contributes to functionality and harmony. Whether you prefer a minimalist, modern, or classic look, knowing your home decor style helps streamline decisions and creates a cohesive atmosphere. Emma, a busy entrepreneur, struggled with feeling truly at home in her space. She loved the idea of a stylish and modern apartment but often found herself drawn to vintage furniture. By taking the time to explore her inspirations and blend styles, she created a home that was both elegant and personal, filled with modern pieces alongside sentimental antique finds. Step-by-Step Guide to Discovering Your Interior Design Style 1. Gather Inspiration from Different Sources Start by collecting images of interiors that appeal to you. Use platforms like Pinterest, Instagram, or interior design magazines to compile a mood board. Look for recurring themes in your selections—do you gravitate toward sleek and modern designs, or do you love cozy and rustic elements? For even more inspiration, download our exclusive guide 2025’s Top Interior Design Trends   to discover the latest styles shaping the world of interior design. 2. Identify Key Elements You Love Analyze your inspiration board and note common colors, textures, furniture styles, and decorative accessories. Are you drawn to neutral palettes, bold colors, or earthy tones? Do you prefer clean lines, ornate details, or vintage accents? Identifying these elements will give you a clearer picture of your home decor style. 3. Consider Your Lifestyle and Needs Your interior design style should reflect your daily life. If you have children or pets, practicality might be a priority, favoring durable and easy-to-clean materials. If you love hosting, a welcoming and functional layout should be at the forefront of your design choices. Think about how your space should serve you beyond just looking beautiful. 4. Explore Different Interior Design Styles Familiarizing yourself with various styles can help you pinpoint your preferences. Here are some popular home decor styles to consider: Minimalist:  Clean lines, neutral colors, and clutter-free spaces. Scandinavian:  Light wood, soft textures, and cozy simplicity. Modern:  Sleek surfaces, open spaces, and bold statement pieces. Bohemian:  Eclectic mix of colors, patterns, and natural materials. Industrial:  Exposed brick, metal accents, and raw finishes. Traditional:  Elegant furniture, rich colors, and classic decor elements. My Favorite Style and Why As a passionate home decorator, I personally adore the Scandinavian home decor style. It perfectly balances minimalism with warmth—something I believe every home should have. The use of natural light, wooden elements, and soft textures creates a cozy yet elegant space. If I had to describe my dream home, it would have a mix of Scandinavian simplicity with Bohemian accents, adding personality without cluttering the space. 5. Blend Styles to Create a Unique Look You don’t have to stick to just one home decor style. Mixing elements from different styles can create a balanced and personalized space. For example, combining Scandinavian home decor style with cozy Bohemian home decor style can bring warmth to a clean, structured look. The key is to maintain harmony by balancing colors, materials, and proportions. 6. Choose Accessories That Define Your Style Once you’ve identified your home decor style, refine your space with carefully selected accessories. Luxurious cashwool throw blankets and decorative cushions can instantly elevate the ambiance and add personality. Whether it's textured throws for a cozy vibe or sleek metallic accents for a modern touch, small details make a big difference. Take the Quiz: What’s Your Interior Design Style? Not sure which style fits you best? Take our extended quiz to discover your ideal interior design style! Answer the following questions and find out which aesthetic suits your personality and lifestyle. What are the main interior design styles ? There are many home decor styles, but the most popular include minimalist, Scandinavian, modern, bohemian, industrial, and traditional styles. How do I mix different design styles in my home ? The key to blending interior design styles is to find a common color palette and balance proportions to create harmony. How can I refresh my home decor on a budget ? Try swapping accessories like throw blankets and cushions, updating wall art, or rearranging furniture for a fresh look. Final Thoughts Discovering your interior design style is a journey of self-expression. By gathering inspiration, identifying key elements, and considering your lifestyle, you can create a space that reflects your taste and meets your needs. 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Some trends fade, but others stand the test of time. Retro interior design is a perfect example—this style continues to inspire modern interiors, adding depth, charm, and nostalgia. But here’s the thing: retro vs vintage interior design are not the same. Understanding their differences—and learning how to blend them effortlessly—can help you create a home that’s stylish, timeless, and uniquely yours. I’ve always been fascinated by how interiors tell a story. Walking into a home with a well-curated mix of styles feels like stepping into someone’s world—one filled with character, nostalgia, and understated elegance. But finding that perfect balance? It’s an art. Mix too many elements, and it feels chaotic. Stick to just one style, and it can lack personality. Over the years, I’ve discovered that the secret lies in knowing how to pair vintage home decor with retro home accessories, allowing each to bring its own magic to the space. So if you’re wondering how to mix vintage and modern decor into your home in a way that feels fresh rather than frozen in time, you’re in the right place. Let’s break it down. Retro vs Vintage Interior Design: What's the Difference? A vintage home decor piece is a genuine item from the past—something that has lived through history. Think of: ✔ A leather armchair from the 1960s, beautifully aged ✔ A classic Art Deco mirror, passed down through generations Vintage is about authenticity, storytelling, and craftsmanship that stands the test of time. Retro, on the other hand, is a modern tribute to the past. It takes inspiration from previous decades but is produced today. That velvet mustard sofa that looks straight out of the 1970s? Retro. The funky geometric wallpaper reminiscent of the ‘60s? Retro. Quick tip:  If you love the idea of vintage home decor but don’t want to spend hours hunting through flea markets, go for retro home accessories—they give you the nostalgic look without the high-maintenance upkeep. Why Retro vs Vintage Interior Design is More Popular Than Ever We don’t just want a house—we want a home that tells a story . Classic home interiors bring warmth and a sense of history, while retro home accessories add a playful, bold edge that keeps things from feeling too stiff or museum-like. A sleek, all-modern apartment can sometimes feel… cold. But add a 1940s wooden sideboard or a funky ‘80s lamp, and suddenly the space feels alive, personal, and full of charm. I used to think vintage home decor was too "old-fashioned" for my space. But after adding a mid-century modern home decor console table with retro home accessories, my living room instantly felt more inviting and unique. It's all about balance! How to Mix Vintage and Modern Decor for a Stylish, Balanced Interior Mixing vintage home decor and retro home accessories is an art, but it’s easier than you think! 1. Choose a Dominant Era & Blend Thoughtfully Going all-in on one decade can make your home feel like a movie set. Instead: ✔ If you love mid-century modern home decor, balance it with classic home interiors ✔ If you adore the ‘70s aesthetic, add some cozy home styling touches 2. Mix Textures & Materials for a Lived-in Look If everything looks brand new, even if it’s retro home accessories, it can feel flat. The trick? Layer different materials and textures to create warmth. ✔ Pair worn leather with smooth velvet ✔ Combine aged wood with sleek metal ✔ Use natural fabrics alongside glossy finishes 3. Let Your Personality Shine Through Maybe you found a quirky vintage lamp at a flea market in Paris, or inherited a stunning antique mirror from your grandmother. These personal touches make your home feel special. Best Places to Buy Vintage Furniture & Retro Home Accessories Finding unique pieces is half the fun! Whether you want mid-century modern home decor or a full classic home interiors aesthetic, here are the best places to shop: Thrift Stores & Flea Markets  – The best places to discover hidden gems. Look for materials like solid wood, brass, and leather. Online Marketplaces  – They are great for vintage home decor finds. For modern retro home accessories. Antique Shops  – If you’re after high-quality, authentic vintage home decor, antique dealers often have stunning selections. Insider tip:  Best places to buy vintage furniture require patience. The best finds happen when you’re not actively looking—so keep an open mind! How Cozy Home Styling is Enhanced with High-Quality Blankets Inspired by vintage Alpine art, Le Plaid des Montagnes by Viñas Genève  is more than just a luxury blanket—it’s a statement of sophistication. From Gstaad to Courchevel, this exclusive edition pays tribute to the timeless beauty of the world’s most iconic mountain resorts. Owning one isn’t just about adding a blanket to your space—it’s about bringing the essence of the Alps into your home. The intricate design captures the charm of Alpine culture, blending luxury, comfort, and natural beauty into a single exquisite piece.   Bringing It All Together: Style, Comfort & Timeless Elegance A timeless home is all about balance. When you mix vintage home decor, retro home accessories, and cozy home styling, you create a space that feels effortless yet intentional, stylish yet inviting. Whether you’re drawn to the bold energy of retro interior design or the classic charm of vintage home decor, the key is to curate with purpose. Choose pieces that tell a story, reflect your personality, and bring warmth to your space. Looking for that final touch of comfort and sophistication? Le Plaid des Montagnes by Viñas Genève   is more than just a blanket—it’s an invitation to experience Alpine elegance, timeless craftsmanship, and luxurious coziness in your own home. Transform your space today with a piece that blends tradition, style, and warmth.