A peek inside the master bedroom, with touches of marigold yellow throughout.

Mark Neely and Paul Kefalides’s living room is decked out with the couple’s vintage finds, including a Hans Wegner Sawback chair (the fur throw obscures an area needing repair), a George Nelson Ball Clock, a DF-2000 cabinet by Raymond Loewy, a light designed by Greta Von Nessen, and a suite of Brian Willshire wooden sculptures, one of Neely’s many collections.

JACK NEUTRAL THROW and settle in on the couch with a cozy throw blanket.

LLOYD LLOYD in ash & charcoal are super cozy 100% cotton blankets and throws a with very soft hand and drape. Best of all they are Machine washable.

This jacquard throw is just the right size for napping, reading or simply admiring. Toss it over a sofa or chair, or fold at the foot of the guest bed. The intricate, and bright Native American-inspired design is sure to be a conversation starter wherever it lands.

Designer Christiane Hogner, Bruxelles

Stacked Stones pillows from Coyuchi: Made in India, this throw pillow features a hand-stitched appliqué and buttons made from coconut shells. Ideal for adding a graphic pop to your bedding motif. $115

Made from a strong single-ply wool that softens over time, the Field Day Throw features a plaid-inspired pattern with a modern slant—unexpected colors and details complete the textile. The wool is spun and dyed in England and is then woven in Wales using the traditional double-cloth weaving technique. Also available in a pillow.

Jack Neutral Throw by Area Home, $330 from store.dwell.com

Staccato throw by Company C, $160 Woven in India from 100 percent silk, the 50-by-70-inch throw is your secret weapon against drafty rooms.

From the array of colors to the supersoft lambs-wool to the intricate way the yarns are woven, this covering from Wallace + Sewell offers much to rave about.

Woven at the Avoca Mill in Ireland, the WR73 Large Wool Throw is an instant brightening accent to a sofa or bed. The throw is crafted from pure new lambswool and features a bold rainbow check pattern and multicolored fringe detailing. A product of a nearly 300-year-old Irish company, the blanket features a traditional style, with a brilliant and modern palette.

Throw by Scholten & Baijings.

Andy Harman’s macramé Owl punctuates the living room with a California-craft sensibility while the midnight-blue brick imbues the space with a “German-Brutalist-1960s kind of feel,” says Adler. “It gives the room a nice architectural gravitas.”

Cozy up with the Arv Throw from Røros Tweed. It blends centuries-old weaving techniques with modern geometric forms. It’s the perfect complement to a lazy autumn morning.

Designed by Norwegian design studio ELLE mELLE, the Arv Throw from Røros Tweed is inspired by a pattern from the Norwegian hand weaving tradition, but is updated with modern geometric forms and saturated color.

These cashmere-and-merino wool Love Blankets designed by Holly Berry are woven at a 250-year-old mill in Scotland; cleverly, the pattern spells out the word "love" in Morse code.

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.

Woven at the Avoca Mill in Ireland, the WR73 Large Wool Throw is an instant brightening accent to a sofa or bed. The throw is crafted from pure new lambswool and features a bold rainbow check pattern and multicolored fringe detailing, perfect for adding a bit of cheer to an interior.

The Jack Neutral Throw Blanket offers unparalleled velvety softness in a striped pattern that telecasts understated chic. Warmer than wool and more durable than cashmere, these blankets are made from the finest alpaca fibers in rich natural colors.

Woven by hand from wool and mohair, the Ombre Throw is made at Avoca, a nearly three-hundred-year-old Irish mill. Both lightweight and warm, the throw features a gradient color pattern that will add rich visual texture to a chair, sofa, or even on the foot of the bed. This blanket is an inviting gift, perfect for warming up in chilly winter months.

WOOL DOT THROW A reversible perky polka-dot pattern in jacquard weave graces this jaunty merino wool blanket by Copenhagen textile designer Anne Rosenberg.

The beauty of this geometrically-inclined cotton throw from Ferm Living is that its triangular pattern will complement a solid-colored couch or give a busier print even more visual intrigue (not to mention keep you warm under cover).

Gorman's mohair Check It Out Throw—which has a textured, boucle finish and comes in pink/white or neon yellow—is $249 Australian (plus $25 for international shipping). Photo credit: Gorman.

Donna Wilson Field Day Throw, $395 The wool of this blanket is spun and dyed in England and then woven in Wales using a traditional double-cloth weaving technique.

Designed by Alyson Fox in collaboration with Hawkins New York, the Houses Throw is defined by its geometric pattern—abstract houses—and blue and grey colorscape. The reversible throw blanket is crafted in 100 percent baby alpaca, giving the blanket an exceptionally soft feel.

Available in the Dwell store, Avoca Mill's handwoven wool and mohair Ombre Throw for Avoca draws its shade from the purple tones of Irish heather.

Donna Wilson’s Field Day collection is a celebration of traditional Welsh weaving. Made from a strong single-ply wool that softens over time, the Field Day Pillow features a plaid-inspired pattern with a modern slant—unexpected colors and details complete the textile.

Steeped in the tradition of the nearly 300-year-old Irish company, this throw blanket is comprised of approximately 400 threads that have been lined up and tied by hand. Both lightweight and warm, the Ombre Throw from Avoca is perfect to wrap yourself in with a cup of tea or a good book.

Swedish textile designer Simon Key Bertman (one of Dwell's Young Guns picks for 2014) collaborated on a line of woven blankets with Muuto. See the tangerine colorway of the Loom Throw at the Stockholm Design Fair along with several key introductions from the brand, including the new Base Table by Mika Tolvanen.

While you’re lounging, invite a cuddly friend to join. The Fox Throw Pillow Cover from Scottish designer Donna Wilson is made of lambswool for an ultra inviting touch.

Norwegian designers Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll, of former Norway Says fame, now known as Anderssen & Voll, have created the wool throw Berg, meaning ”mountain”. Traditional textile craft is merged with a modern pattern and color combinations. According to manufacturer Røros Tweed the throws will be available in the US through Design Within Reach from the autumn of 2013.

Donna Wilson designs whimsical items for children and adults that feature distinctive patterns and designs. The Fox Throw Pillow Cover is a bright, charming accessory that will brighten a kid's room. This thoughtful gift is handmade in Scotland, and is a treasured piece that kids can keep for years.

From Donna Wilson, the Fox Throw Pillow Cover is a simple square that features a cute fox at its center. The boldly colored pillow cover will make a striking accent on a sofa or child’s bed, and its lambswool composition makes it an excellent choice for a snuggling session.

Donna Wilson’s colorful Field Day Throws celebrate traditional Welsh weaving.

Many of Vandemoortele’s objects were collected on her travels around the world, including an antique Japanese screen, a vintage lamp purchased in Arizona, an antique Mongolian side table bought in Ulan Bator, and a rich textile mix. Two brass shades from a local thrift shop are arranged as a floor sculpture, and the cane daybed in her suite is by prolific Belgian designer Maarten van Severen.