Orange throw: terracotta, rust and tartan

Wavy orange polar waro plaid stretched by a person on a beige background

Faux Fur Throw - Sunset

€180,00 EUR

Nothing is more urgent

than feeling good

Beige waro fleece cable car blanket stretched by a person on a beige background

Fleece Throw - Bordeaux Tartan

€75,00 EUR

Alpine lodge waro fleece blanket stretched by one person on a beige background

Fleece Blanket - Cosy Terracotta

€64,00 EUR

Terracotta, rust or burnt orange: the orange throw brings a bright, warm touch to your living room. Plain, tartan or patterned, in fleece or in faux fur, it livens up a neutral sofa in an instant.

The orange throw, a colour that warms

Orange is a colour full of energy, evoking sunsets and autumn leaves. In its terracotta or rust shades, it stays soft and easy to live with. On a beige, grey or white sofa, an orange throw creates a warm splash of colour without overloading the room.

Plain, tartan or chalet pattern

The plain terracotta throw goes with a natural decor, with wood, linen and brown or beige tones. For a chalet spirit, tartans and alpine patterns play on orange tones: also find them in our mountain throws.

Which colours to pair with an orange throw?

Orange goes with natural tones for a warm look. With navy blue or teal, it creates an elegant contrast. On a grey sofa, a terracotta throw adds a bright touch without being garish. Pick up its colour in one or two cushions to tie everything together.

Fleece or faux fur?

Fleece is light, soft and easy to wash: perfect for everyday use. Faux fur adds volume and a more luxurious feel. For more warmth, discover our double-layer throws.

All our colours

Want to compare? Browse our throws by colour and our plain throws.

Your questions about the orange throw

Which colours go with an orange throw?

Orange goes with natural tones: beige, ecru, wood and brown for a warm look. With navy blue or teal, it creates an elegant contrast. On a grey sofa, a terracotta or rust throw adds a bright touch without being garish. Pick up its colour in one or two cushions to tie everything together.

Isn't an orange throw too loud?

It all depends on the shade. Terracotta, rust or burnt orange tones are soft and warm, and fit easily into a neutral living room. A brighter orange is better kept for an occasional touch, on an armchair or at the foot of the bed. Tartan or chalet patterns mix orange with other shades, making it even easier to adopt.

Orange throw in fleece or faux fur?

The fleece is light, soft and easy to wash: perfect for everyday use on the sofa. faux fur adds volume and a more luxurious feel, ideal for dressing a bed or an armchair. Both come in orange tones to suit your style.