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Dwell's 12 Picks for Cozy Interiors

With the days growing shorter, temperatures sinking lower, and damp air creeping into the house, it can be tempting to burrow under that old electric blanket. However, you might want to consider selection of linen towels, cashmere throws, and plump knitted pouffes instead. Here, we show 12 of our favorite ways to have a happy hibernation this winter.

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Meg Callahan’s Porter pattern quilt was inspired by strip quilting, a traditional technique originally used to speed up the process of patchwork quilting.
Meg Callahan’s Porter pattern quilt was inspired by strip quilting, a traditional technique originally used to speed up the process of patchwork quilting.
Old-world crafting techniques meet a modern sensibility in these 100-percent Turkish cotton towels by Michele Keeler. The highly absorbent, velvety-soft pile is designed to withstand years of use, and the cheerful color palette will add a bright note to bathrooms. Price: $18-89.
Old-world crafting techniques meet a modern sensibility in these 100-percent Turkish cotton towels by Michele Keeler. The highly absorbent, velvety-soft pile is designed to withstand years of use, and the cheerful color palette will add a bright note to bathrooms. Price: $18-89.
Designed by Claire Anne-O'Brian, this chunky stool is made from oversize knots that offer a squishy seat.
Designed by Claire Anne-O'Brian, this chunky stool is made from oversize knots that offer a squishy seat.
The Grand Canyon blanket has the strongest regional feel of all of them. The warm Southwestern tones evoke Arizona and the red stripe almost feels like the canyon floor as seen from above.
The Grand Canyon blanket has the strongest regional feel of all of them. The warm Southwestern tones evoke Arizona and the red stripe almost feels like the canyon floor as seen from above.
Made in Imabari, Japan, the 100-percent-cotton Lana towels are delicate and fine, but remarkably strong and super-absorbent. And because they’re not bulky, they take up less space than garden variety towels.
Made in Imabari, Japan, the 100-percent-cotton Lana towels are delicate and fine, but remarkably strong and super-absorbent. And because they’re not bulky, they take up less space than garden variety towels.
The past and present collide in style with these handcrafted color-block rugs conceptualized by Barcelona designer Nani Marquina. Crafted using the traditional kilim technique, these woven wool floor coverings transform age-old weaving into a modern accent piece that brings instant impact to any room.
The past and present collide in style with these handcrafted color-block rugs conceptualized by Barcelona designer Nani Marquina. Crafted using the traditional kilim technique, these woven wool floor coverings transform age-old weaving into a modern accent piece that brings instant impact to any room.
This wool-polyester blanket has a pixelated graphic rendered in muted greens, plums, and blues, and a cozy taupe underside. By Missoni Home, price: $935.
This wool-polyester blanket has a pixelated graphic rendered in muted greens, plums, and blues, and a cozy taupe underside. By Missoni Home, price: $935.
This black-and-white cotton rug is a bold anchor for any room. Designer Suki Cheema was inspired by traditional Indonesia prints, which he’s re-worked to make a modern, graphic statement. Hand-woven in India. Price: $680.
This black-and-white cotton rug is a bold anchor for any room. Designer Suki Cheema was inspired by traditional Indonesia prints, which he’s re-worked to make a modern, graphic statement. Hand-woven in India. Price: $680.
Designed by Olli & Lime, this 100-percent cotton, fleece-lined, and supersoft Egg blanket was intended for a baby's crib, but its retro colors and simple lines would look just as cool laying at the end of your bed. Price: $45.
Designed by Olli & Lime, this 100-percent cotton, fleece-lined, and supersoft Egg blanket was intended for a baby's crib, but its retro colors and simple lines would look just as cool laying at the end of your bed. Price: $45.