Throw blankets and pillow covers are among the easiest and most cost-effective ways to update a room's feel. A new blanket on a sofa or a set of pillow covers on a bed can shift the whole palette. Here are two worth having.
Throw Blanket Pick: Bedsure Cable Jacquard Sherpa Throw
BEDSURE
Cable Jacquard Sherpa Fleece Throw Blanket
$18.99
Bedsure is one of the top-reviewed blanket brands in this category, and this one carries nearly 9,000 reviews at a rating of 4.7. We chose the cable jacquard version over Bedsure's plain sherpa throws because the tufted cable texture gives it a more decorative, put-together look while still delivering the same warmth. It's double-sided — 220 GSM sherpa on one side, 250 GSM jacquard shaggy sherpa on the reverse — so you get two different textures depending on how you fold it. At $19 for a 50x60 throw, it's an easy, low-risk way to add texture to a sofa or bed.
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Pillow Covers Pick: MIULEE Solid Velvet Pillow Covers
MIULEE
Solid Velvet Throw Pillow Covers, Set of 2
$11.99
Velvet pillow covers are one of the most reliable ways to add visual richness to a sofa or bed without redecorating. This MIULEE set is a bestseller for a reason — nearly 70,000 reviews at a 4.6 rating — with plush velvet on both sides, a hidden color-matched zipper, and sizing for standard 18x18 inserts. We picked this over the store's existing linen boho covers because it fills a genuinely different niche: a solid, plush velvet for a more formal look. At $12 for a set of two, the price per cover is excellent for velvet this soft.
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How to Choose
These two aren't competing — they complement each other. A throw blanket and a pair of pillow covers is the combination that makes a sofa feel styled and inviting. Start with the Bedsure Throw ($19) since it has more visual presence on a sofa because it covers more surface area, then add the MIULEE covers ($12 for two) to lock in the color palette.