Throws

Why Should You Buy Throws?

Throws are elegant and functional accent pieces for any house. As such you need to consider buying throws for the following reasons:

• Cozying up on the couch, in a chair, or on your bed during the cooler months or in air-conditioned rooms is made possible by throws, which offer additional warmth and coziness.
• Throws improve any room's design. They come in a variety of hues, designs, and textures, so you can quickly change the appearance of your room without having to completely redecorate.
• Throws may shield your furniture from stains, abrasions, and pet hair. They are a sensible option for keeping tidy and appealing furnishings since they are simple to clean.
• Throws provide you the freedom to show off your unique sense of style and taste thanks to their extensive selection of styles and designs. They may enhance your current design, bring in fresh textures, or add a pop of color.
• Throws are very adaptable and have several applications. Throws are versatile; you may wrap them around yourself, use them as a picnic blanket, or drape them over furniture.

At Freedom, we offer a wide range of Freedom Throws , ensuring that there is a choice for everyone!

What are the popular types of Throws in NZ?

New Zealand provides a wide range of throws to accommodate various requirements and tastes. Here are a few types of throws:

• Chunky Knit Throw: Chunky Knit throws are extremely popular in New Zealand. They are usually thick and made of silky yarns. Knitted throws provide a warm and welcoming aesthetic. They are ideal for giving any area some warmth and texture.
• Fleece Throws: Fleece throws are perfect for cold nights, they are popular in New Zealand for providing warmth and lightweight. They offer superior insulation and are velvety to the touch.
• Wool throws: Wool throws are usually made of high quality wool and are known to provide warmth and a cozy with a luxurious feel. These throws are usually popular for living rooms, bedrooms & outdoor use.
• Weighted Throws: Packed with tiny beads or pellets to produce mild, uniform pressure, weighted throws are intended to have a relaxing and therapeutic effect.
• Sherpa Throws: Extremely soft and toasty, these throws have a fake sheepskin feel on one side. They work wonders for giving your room an opulent vibe.
• Weaved Throws: Distinguished by their elaborate designs and resilience, woven throws lend an air of refinement to any interior space. They work wonderfully as ornamental pieces or for hanging over furniture.
• Fringe Throws: These throws give your décor a fun and fashionable touch. They are adaptable and useful in a variety of contexts.

Popular Throw Colors in NZ

The visual appeal of your room may be greatly improved by selecting throws in the appropriate hue. New Zealand's most popular color shades of throws are as follows:

• Neutral tones: Taupe, white, gray, and beige
• Earth Tones: Tones of rust, olive green, tan, and brown
• Vibrant Colors: Mustard yellow, emerald green, navy blue, and red create
• Pastels: Gentle tones such as lavender, mint green, and blush pink
• Dark Shades: Deep blue, charcoal, and black
• Designs with patterns: Stripes, geometric shapes, or florals

FAQs for Throws:

Q - What is a throw?

A - A throw is a type of lightweight blanket that is typically used for adding warmth, texture, and style to a room. Throws are often draped over the back of a couch, chair, or bed.

Q - Are throws appropriate for every season?

A - Yes. For warmer months, throws made of lightweight materials like cotton or linen work well; for colder months, try heavier materials like wool, fleece, or sherpa.

Q - How can throws be styled in my house?

A - To provide color and texture, throws may be spread over beds, couches, and chairs. Toss them carelessly for a cozier, cozier vibe, or fold them neatly for a more polished appearance.

Q - How should my throws be cleaned and maintained?

A - You may machine wash most throws in a light detergent cycle on a soft cycle. However, for precise directions, always refer to the care label. Certain fabrics might need to be dry cleaned or washed by hand.