Decorative Pillows
Soft accents for sofas, reading chairs and the corner of the bed nobody uses.
A young textile studio · Louisville, Kentucky
Living Loops is three weeks old. A small studio gathering pillows, throws and bedspreads chosen by hand — for rooms that feel quietly looked after.
Walk insideEvery room in this house starts as a swatch. Hover a thread to feel the studio's current palette — six fibres we keep returning to, season after season.
Pieces are presented as the corners of a home — not as cards in a grid. Hover to step inside; tap to make one yours.
Soft accents for sofas, reading chairs and the corner of the bed nobody uses.
Loose-knit cotton and brushed wool — for slow afternoons and long films.
A quiet refresh for the room you wake up in.
Runners, napkins, tassels — the punctuation of a styled room.
Curated combinations to swap into the home as the light changes.
Pillows, throw and accessories chosen as one — one delivery, one mood.
"It used to be a couch. Now it's where the family ends up."
"I changed three pieces of fabric and the whole room exhaled."
Four small wardrobe changes for the house. Swap a throw, a runner, a pair of pillowcases — and the season is inside.
Sage · ivory · sheer
Bleached oat · pale clay
Terracotta · rust · cream
Charred ink · wool · pearl
08 — Material Guide
Wrinkles on purpose. Cools the room and softens with every wash. Best for pillowcases and summer covers.
Dense, warm, quiet. Our pick for the throws that live folded on the end of the sofa.
All shadow and texture. One piece in the room is usually enough.
For winter. Holds dye beautifully — this is where the terracotta and ink really live.
"Layer three weights of cloth in one room — sheer, woven, knit — and the eye finally relaxes."
Our living room finally feels finished — and we only changed the fabric.
Three throws, three rooms, three completely different moods. Worth every cent.
The pillows arrived smelling faintly of cotton. Small thing. Made the day.
We're a small studio — three weeks young, answering every message ourselves. Tell us about your room, and we'll suggest the cloth.