Custom throw pillows

What you can buy right now

There are 24 throw pillows in this range. Every one is a single printed design on a square or rectangular cushion, and the whole set sits between $17.36 and $27.78. That is the complete count, not a sample.

The titles show two sizes only: 12Hx16W and 14Hx14W, with one 18Hx18W. No other dimensions appear in the product data, so treat those as the sizes on offer. The material mix is not broken down in the stock record, so this guide cannot tell you the fibre content of any individual pillow. What the titles do confirm is that each pillow is described as machine washable and suitable for indoor or outdoor use. If you need a specific fabric or a size outside those listed, check the individual product page before ordering.

Measure the space before you choose a size

Throw pillows are usually chosen by eye, then returned because they are too small for the sofa or too large for the chair. Measure the seat width and the back height first, then decide how much of that space you want the pillow to cover. A 12Hx16W rectangle suits a narrow armchair or a bench seat, while a 14Hx14W square reads as a fuller accent on a standard sofa.

Allow for the pillow to compress when someone leans on it. A pillow that looks generous on a bare sofa can look thin once it is in use. If you are layering two pillows, keep the front one smaller than the back one so both stay visible. The 18Hx18W size in this range is the largest available here, so use it as the back layer and the smaller sizes in front.

Match the print to the room, not the trend

The designs in this range are mostly botanical and animal subjects: flowers, birds, a cardinal, a dog breed, and state flower motifs. That gives you a clear choice between a nature-led accent and a more graphic one. Pick a print that repeats a colour already in the room rather than introducing a new one, and the pillow will sit comfortably instead of competing.

Outdoor use changes the calculation. A pillow rated for indoor and outdoor use can go on a patio chair, but it will still fade in direct sun over time, and it will collect pollen and dust. Bring it inside when not in use if you want the print to stay sharp. For a covered porch or a shaded balcony, the same pillow will last longer and need less cleaning.

Washing and care in practice

Every pillow in this range is described as machine washable, which removes the main obstacle to using them on a sofa or bed. Wash on a gentle cycle with like colours, then air dry where possible. A tumble dryer can shrink the cover or distort the print, so keep the heat low if you must use one.

Check the care label on the individual product page before the first wash. Two pillows can carry the same machine-washable description and still differ in the temperature or cycle they tolerate. If the pillow has a zip cover, close it before washing to protect the teeth. For outdoor use, shake the pillow out before bringing it in, and spot-clean bird droppings or tree sap rather than washing the whole cushion.

What the stock count actually covers

The 24 pillows counted here are the ones listed in this store's current range. The count refers to those matched products only, not to every cushion the store has ever sold or might restock. Within that 24, the price range runs from $17.36 to $27.78, and the sizes are limited to the dimensions shown in the titles.

Material and feature breakdowns are not available in the stock record, so this guide does not report a fibre mix or a feature count. That is a gap in the data, not a claim that all 24 are identical. If you need a particular fabric, filling, or closure type, the product page is the only reliable source. Use the count as a guide to how much choice exists, not as a specification.

Where this guide stops

Two pillows described in the same words can still differ. A machine-washable pillow from one design line may have a different cover, filling, or seam than another with the same description. The individual product page governs every detail: the exact dimensions, the care instructions, the materials, and the price you will pay.

Use this guide to narrow the field and to plan sizes and placement. Do not use it to confirm a specification. If a product page and this guide disagree, trust the product page. If a product page is missing a detail you need, ask the store before ordering, because the stock record behind this guide does not carry that detail either.

Building a set without overbuying

Most sofas need two to four throw pillows to look finished, depending on the seat width. Start with two in the largest size you can fit, then add one or two smaller ones in front. Buying all four at once in the same print usually looks flat; mixing two prints that share a colour works better.

For a bed, two square pillows in front of the sleeping pillows is enough. For a bench or window seat, one rectangular pillow per person is a reasonable rule. Because this range tops out at $27.78, you can build a small set without a large outlay, but check the size of each pillow against your furniture before you commit. Returns are easier when you have measured first.