Luxe Living

A room softens the moment cashmere enters it. This is our small collection of undyed Himalayan cashmere made for the home — pieces meant to be draped, layered and lived with rather than kept for best. Folded over the arm of a sofa or trailed across the foot of the bed, a single throw changes how a space feels: quieter, warmer, a little more considered.

Texture that dresses a room

The knit does the styling work here. The Honeycomb throw carries a raised, three-dimensional stitch that catches shadow across a plain sofa, while the cable-knit throw brings the rope-and-column texture of traditional handwork to a bed or armchair. Both are hand-knitted in Nepal from Grade-A Chyangra cashmere — a fine goat-hair fibre, never wool — in the natural, undyed tones of the fleece: ivory, oat, fawn and grey that settle easily against linen, oak and stone.

How to style a cashmere throw

  • Drape one corner-first over a sofa arm so the texture reads at eye level.
  • Layer a folded throw across the foot of the bed for weight and warmth.
  • Keep tones natural — undyed cashmere sits quietly beside almost any palette.

If you are furnishing a whole room, our wider range of cashmere throws offers more to choose from, and the same fibre runs through our cashmere knitwear and cashmere shawls for the people in it. A good throw is an heirloom in the making — our guide to caring for cashmere will keep it soft for the long life it deserves.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a cashmere throw right for the home?

A throw needs texture and drape. Our honeycomb and cable-knit pieces are hand-knitted from fine Himalayan Chyangra cashmere, so they hold their shape over a sofa arm or bed while staying soft, lightweight and warm to live with day to day.

Why are Lumusae throws undyed?

How do I keep a cashmere throw looking its best?