Durable outdoor patio throw pillows
Designed to withstand the elements, these pillows bring comfort and style to any patio, deck, or garden seating area.
Home & Comfort
8 kinds worth knowing, 8 picks, and what to check before you buy.

Throw pillows are an easy gift for a new homeowner, a mom redoing the living room or a grandma who likes a cozy chair. The ones that get used match a room that already exists, so start with what you know: the sofa colour, the style of the space and whether the person likes things soft or tidy. Velvet throw pillows suit someone who likes a bit of richness. Outdoor pillows suit someone who spends summer evenings on a deck or balcony. A pair usually looks more finished than a single pillow. Covers that come off for washing will last through years of kids, pets and movie nights.
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Outdoor pillows use fabric and filling made to handle damp air, sun and the odd surprise rainstorm. They suit anyone with a porch, patio set or cottage dock, and they make a good spring-minded gift under the tree. Before buying, check that the fabric resists fading, that the filling dries quickly and that the cover comes off or can be wiped clean. Look at the size of their outdoor chairs, too, since deep seats need bigger pillows. Plain colours and simple stripes are easy to match to most outdoor furniture.
Designed to withstand the elements, these pillows bring comfort and style to any patio, deck, or garden seating area.
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Velvet has a soft pile that catches the light, so these pillows look deep and warm on a sofa or bed. They suit someone whose home leans classic, glam or cozy, and deep shades like emerald, rust or navy do well in winter. Check whether the cover is removable and machine washable, since velvet can show marks. A hidden zipper looks neater than an envelope back. If the home has pets, a shorter pile is easier to brush clean.
With their rich texture and subtle sheen, these pillows introduce a sophisticated and luxurious feel to any interior design.
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Decorative throw pillows are mostly about looks: embroidery, geometric prints, chunky knits or faux fur. They suit someone who enjoys styling their space and swapping things around by season. Pay attention to how bold the pattern is. A busy print can clash with a patterned rug or curtains, while texture in a neutral colour fits almost anywhere. Check that embroidery and knit stitches are tight enough not to snag, and that faux fur covers can be washed or spot cleaned.
These plush pillows bring a touch of opulence and softness, perfect for adding warmth and glamour to a room's decor.
Featuring intricate stitching and unique patterns, these pillows add artisanal charm and a personalized touch to any room.
These pillows feature bold shapes and lines, perfect for adding a contemporary and artistic flair to a minimalist or modern living space.
Ideal for creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere, these pillows offer tactile comfort and visual warmth to any room.
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Pink covers a wide range, from soft blush that works almost like a neutral to bright fuchsia that takes over a room. Blush and dusty rose go well with grey, cream and wood tones. Stronger pinks suit a bedroom, a teen's room or someone who already loves colour. Before buying, think about what's already in the room and pick the shade to match. Photos can make colours look different, so a softer shade is the safer choice when you're unsure.
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Blue is one of the easiest colours to live with, which makes it a safe choice for a gift. Navy looks tailored on grey or beige sofas, while light blue and teal feel fresh in coastal or farmhouse rooms. Blue also works well with white for a crisp, simple look. Check whether the person's space leans warm or cool, since a blue with green in it looks different from a blue with grey in it. Mixing a solid with a patterned blue gives a pair that looks planned.
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Accent pillows add one point of colour or shape to a chair, bench or bed that already has plainer pillows. Long lumbar pillows fit here too: they sit well on armchairs and across the front of a bed, and many people like them for extra back comfort on a deep sofa. They suit someone who has already furnished their home and wants small updates. Measure the seat depth or bed width if you can, and choose a colour taken from something already in the room.
These pillows add a stylish touch to any living space, perfect for enhancing sofa or bed aesthetics with minimal effort.
Providing gentle back support, these rectangular pillows are excellent for enhancing comfort on sofas, chairs, or beds.
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Large throw pillows, often 22 inches or bigger, fill out deep sectionals and king beds, and they can double as floor cushions for kids or game nights. They suit someone with generous furniture who likes to sink into the couch. On a small loveseat they can crowd the seat, so check the furniture before choosing this size. Look for a full, springy insert that holds its shape, and a cover that zips off, since big covers need washing more often.
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White and cream pillows brighten a dark sofa and suit modern, Scandinavian and farmhouse homes. They're a safe match for almost any colour scheme, which helps when you don't know the room well. The catch is upkeep, so a removable, machine-washable cover matters more here than anywhere else. Texture keeps white from looking flat: think knit, bouclé-style weaves or subtle embroidery. For homes with young kids or pets, an off-white or oatmeal shade hides everyday wear better.
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