featured Mood Board Accessories:

Autumn Berry Bouquet £75: Layered Lounge, Velvet & Linen Cushion Case £26: Mango Home, Totem Ivory Cushion £125, Andrew Martin, Faux Fur Cushion, H&M Home, The Clifton Herringbone Blanket £70, The British Blanket Company , Moura Tavertine Tray £125: Layered Lounge, Baneza Table Lamp £199: Lights & Lamps, Wool Alva Rug from £99: Benuta

As the temperature drops and winter sets in, there’s nothing quite like transforming your living room into a snug retreat. The secret? Textural accessories. These elements not only add visual interest but also create a sense of warmth and comfort that’s perfect for the colder months. Here’s how you can infuse your living space with texture to achieve the ultimate cosy vibe.

1. Layer with Soft Throws and Blankets

Nothing says cosy like a soft throw draped over a sofa or armchair. Opt for materials like chunky knits, faux fur, or fleece for maximum warmth and texture. Layer multiple throws in complementary colors or patterns to add depth and interest.

2. Invest in Plush Cushions

Cushions are an effortless way to introduce texture. Mix and match materials like velvet, faux fur, or woven fabrics to create a tactile experience. Experiment with different sizes and shapes to add dimension. Consider incorporating cushions with winter-themed designs or subtle patterns that reflect the season, like herringbone or cable-knit textures.

3. Roll Out a Luxurious Rug

A thick rug underfoot can instantly make your living room feel warmer. Wool or jute options provide natural warmth and durability. Place your rug strategically—under a coffee table or in front of a fireplace—to anchor the space and create a central, inviting area.

4. Add Warm Lighting

While not strictly a textural element, lighting plays a crucial role in creating a cosy atmosphere. Opt for warm-toned lights and add lamps with fabric or paper shades to soften the glow. String lights or candles can also enhance the ambience and make the textures in your space more pronounced and inviting.

5. Incorporate Natural Materials

Wood, wicker, and stone accessories can bring a rustic, grounding feel to your living room. Consider adding a wooden tray for serving hot drinks, a wicker basket for storing blankets, or stone coasters to complement your winter decor. These materials provide a contrast to soft textiles and add a balanced sense of texture.

6. Accessorize Thoughtfully

Finally, small details can make a big impact. Think about adding textured ceramics, woven wall hangings, or a soft sheepskin draped over a chair. These little touches contribute to a layered, cohesive look without overwhelming the space.

Final Thoughts

By focusing on textural accessories, you can easily create a living room that feels like a cosy sanctuary during the winter months. The key is layering different materials and balancing soft, warm elements with natural, grounding ones. So, grab a hot drink, snuggle up, and enjoy the warmth and comfort of your newly transformed space. Winter never felt so inviting!