Faux Fur That Makes You Want to Stay In
There's a reason people reach for faux fur the moment the temperature drops. It's soft, it's warm, and it instantly makes a room look more inviting. Our faux fur collection brings that cozy, luxe feeling to your bed and sofa with throws, comforter sets, mini sets and accent pillows in textures ranging from long and shaggy to smooth and brushed.
Throw one over the arm of the couch, layer a comforter set on the bed, or add a couple of pillows to a reading chair. Either way, it's the easiest upgrade you'll make all year.
Know Your Fur: A Quick Texture Guide
Not all faux fur feels the same, and the texture you pick changes the whole look.
Long Fur
Shaggy, dramatic and extra plush. Long fur throws and comforters have the most "wow" factor and work best when you want the piece to be the star of the room.
Ruched Fur
Ruched faux fur is gathered into soft ripples, which adds dimension and a subtle pattern without any print. It looks especially nice draped at the foot of the bed.
Brushed Fur
Brushed faux fur has a shorter, velvety finish. It's cozy without being bulky, which makes it a great option if you like the feel of fur but prefer a cleaner look.
Ribbed Fur
Ribbed textures create raised lines across the fabric, giving it a modern, tailored feel. Our Jasmine ultrasoft ribbed comforter set is a good example.
Embroidered and Printed Fur
For something with a little more personality, look for embroidered medallion designs or bold prints like leopard. These pieces blend texture and pattern in one.
Where Faux Fur Works Best
On the Bed
A faux fur comforter set gives your bed a full, hotel-style look with serious warmth. If you'd rather keep your current bedding, a mini set or a throw folded across the bottom third of the bed adds texture without committing to a full change.
On the Sofa
This is where throws really shine. Keep one within reach for movie nights, and it doubles as décor the rest of the time.
In a Reading Nook
A faux fur pillow on an accent chair, plus a throw over the back, turns an ordinary corner into your favorite spot in the house.
In a Guest Room
Guests always notice the little things. A soft throw at the end of the bed feels thoughtful and welcoming.
How to Style Faux Fur Without Overdoing It
Faux fur is bold, so a little goes a long way. If your comforter is faux fur, keep the sheets and shams simple, like solid cotton or satin, so the texture stands out. On the sofa, stick to one throw and one or two pillows rather than covering every cushion. Pair fur with contrasting textures such as linen, velvet or knit to keep the look balanced. And when in doubt, choose neutral shades like ivory, taupe, grey or blush. They work with almost any color scheme and look expensive without trying too hard.
Caring for Faux Fur
Faux fur stays soft for years if you treat it gently. Most pieces can be washed on a delicate cycle in cold water, but always check the care label first, since some items may call for spot cleaning or dry cleaning. Skip fabric softener and bleach, which can mat the fibers. Tumble dry on low or no heat, or lay flat to air dry. If the fur looks a little flat afterward, give it a quick shake and brush it lightly with a wide-tooth comb or soft brush to fluff it back up.
Faux Fur FAQs
Q: What's the difference between a comforter set and a comforter mini set?
A: A mini set is a more streamlined bundle, usually a comforter with matching shams. A full comforter set may include extra pieces like decorative pillows. Check the listing to see exactly what comes in each.
Q: Is faux fur warm enough for winter?
A: Yes. Faux fur has a dense pile that traps heat, which makes it one of the warmest bedding and throw options you can choose.
Q: What size faux fur throw should I get?
A: A 50" x 60" throw is perfect for draping over a sofa or chair. For more coverage when you're curled up, an oversized 60" x 70" throw gives you extra room.
Q: Is faux fur animal-friendly?
A: Yes. Faux fur is made from synthetic fibers, so you get the look and feel of fur without using any animal products.
Q: Will faux fur shed?
A: A little shedding is normal when a piece is brand new. Giving it a good shake outdoors or a quick tumble on no heat before first use usually takes care of it.
