Pillows, throws, bedding, and table linens that bring softness and layered texture to your home. The Marais Home textile collection in Lexington, KY is curated for quality materials and designs that feel both timeless and personal.
Visit our Chevy Chase showroom to feel the fabrics in person, and let our designers help you layer texture across a sofa, bed, or table.
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Brentwood Pillow 14"x24" -
Whistler Throw -
Brentwood Throw -
Duvet Insert, All Season Weight (Poly), King 106X96 -
Jojo 20" X 20" Pillow With Insert -
Hudson Pillow in Brown/Black, 20" x 20" -
Lumbar Pillow, 13x21 -
Sherwood Pillow, 22x22 -
Summit Throw -
Alpaca Accent Linen Poly -
Brentwood, Pebble, Big Pillow W/ Insert (28" X 36") -
Murphy Oversized Throw -
Copenhagen Throw - White/ Olive -
Anika 22x22 Mustard -
Ball Pillow, 10x10 -
Puglia Romesco, 18x18 -
Jojo Oversized Throw -
Athena, Natural, Big Pillow W/ Insert (28" X 36") -
Jagger Oversized Throw 60" X 90" Ivory/ Moss Handwoven -
Tan Pillow, 22x22 -
Camden Check-Glacier 20x20 -
Murphy - Walnut - Big Pillow with Insert -
Double Issue 24x24 -
Huma 24x24
Three rules for mixing pillows and throws.
Pillow arrangements look effortless when they’re working and obviously wrong when they’re not. The trick is mixing scales, textures, and patterns without going symmetrical.

Two big, one small, one lumbar
For a standard 3-seat sofa: two of one larger pillow at the corners, one or two contrasting smaller pillows in front, and a lumbar to break the line. More than that feels staged.

Layer back to front
Sleeping pillows in back, two euro shams, two standards or kings, one lumbar or accent in front. The throw goes folded at the foot, not draped diagonally.

One large, one small, one solid
One large-scale pattern, one small-scale pattern, one solid texture (linen, velvet, mohair). Pull a color from each pattern and let it repeat in the throw or rug.
“Down or down-alternative fill always reads better than polyester — it has weight when you pick it up, and it doesn’t flatten by week three.”
Brands new to Kentucky.
Pillows, throws, and bedding from Pom Pom at Home, Loloi, D.V. KAP, Filling Spaces, Chilewich, and Nordic Knots — small studios and designer textile houses we’ve personally vetted.
Frequently asked questions
What pillow fill is best — down or down alternative?
How many pillows should I put on a sofa?
How do I mix patterns in pillows without it looking busy?
Do you carry custom-size pillows?
Where is Marais Home located?
Textiles decisions are easier with a designer.
Bring us a room photo and rough dimensions and we’ll talk through what’s working, what’s missing, and what to consider — single piece or whole-room project. Available in person at our Chevy Chase showroom or as a virtual consultation with a Lexington interior designer.
Book a Consultation882 E High St
Lexington, KY 40502
Tues–Fri 11–5
Sat 11–4 · Mon by appt
(859) 800-2481
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