Woven Viscose Throw with Fringe, Navy

Viscose is what makes this one different from every other navy throw. It hangs like something much more expensive — a fluid, almost liquid drape that falls in soft vertical folds instead of holding a stiff crease — and it takes dye deeply enough that the navy has real depth in it rather than reading flat black in a dim room. The weave is slightly irregular, so the colour moves as the light does across a fold. It is the throw you buy when everything else in the room already has a pattern. Browse more pillows and throw blankets.

Details

• 60"L x 50"W
• Woven viscose in a solid deep navy
• Fluid, high-drape hand — it falls rather than folds
• Knotted fringe on the short edges
• Slightly irregular weave so the colour shifts subtly with the light
• Cool to the touch, so it works in a warm room where wool would not
• Solid colour, no print or pattern to date it
• From Creative Co-Op's Obsidian collection
• By Creative Co-Op

Styling

Navy is the easy part; the drape is what you are paying for, so put it where it can hang. Over the arm of a chair or the corner of a sofa with a good foot of it falling free is better than folded into a neat rectangle, which flattens exactly the quality that makes it worth the money.

It is the right partner for a room that already has a lot going on — a patterned rug, a gallery of art, a print on the chairs — because it adds weight and colour without adding another motif. Against camel leather or a rust upholstery it does the classic navy-and-warm-brown pairing; against cream linen it reads crisp and almost nautical. On a bed, folded once at the foot over white bedding, it does more work than a decorative blanket twice its price. More in home decor, bedroom furniture and living room furniture.

Care

• Dry clean only — viscose loses strength when wet and will not recover its drape
• Blot spills immediately with a dry white cloth; do not add water
• Do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not wring
• Cool iron on the reverse through a pressing cloth if a crease sets
• Store folded and loose, not compressed under anything heavy
• Keep out of direct sun — deep dyes on viscose are the first to fade

Free Front-Door Delivery (qualifying Oregon orders)
Orders of $1,500+ ship free to your front door within 20 miles of our Portland warehouse in Oregon. Orders $5,000+ deliver free anywhere in Oregon. Washington deliveries: $149 plus mileage via our independent delivery partner, who will contact you directly to schedule.

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Orders Under $1,500
$149 within 20 miles of our Portland warehouse in Oregon; beyond 20 miles we add $2 per mile.

In-Store Pickup
Free pickup by confirmation only. Wait for our ready-for-pickup message, then check the pickup location and hours before visiting.

Returns & Exchanges
We want you to love what you bought. Not sure it's right? Ask about “If It Fits, It Sits” — take select in-stock pieces home for up to 2 days and live with them before you commit.

If your item came boxed and you still have the packaging, you've got 7 days from the day you get it to tell us you'd like to try something else. Bring it back to the showroom unused and in its box, and we'll put the full amount on store credit so you can find the right piece. Credit doesn't expire.

Custom orders, consignment, and floor models work differently — those are built to your specs, owned by someone else, or the last one on the floor, so they're final. That said, if you're in a real bind on a custom piece, tell us. Some of our vendors will take one back for a restocking fee, and we're happy to ask on your behalf.

Warranty
Warranty coverage comes from the manufacturer, so terms vary by brand. Several of the makers we carry offer a lifetime warranty on the frame, the springs, and the resiliency of the cushions; others cover a set number of years. Fabric and leather coverage is typically separate from structural coverage.

Whatever your piece carries, you don't have to chase it down. If something arrives damaged or a defect appears later, contact us and our claims department files with the manufacturer on your behalf and sees it through.

Questions?
Call us at (503) 235-3454 or stop by the showroom. We're real people and we're here to help.