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Cozy Fall Home Basics: Parachute Throws, Blankets, Towels & Pillows
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items Anyone swapping summer linens for a warmer home will find a spread of Parachute throws, blankets, towels and pillows here, from easy-going cotton towels to splurge alpaca. Coverlets, robes and tub mats round it out, so a bed and a bathroom can get a ...
Drape this rib knit over the arm of the sofa for movie nights; the texture looks cozy even when it's folded. I like a lighter color like Sky for brightening up a darker fall room.
Parachute Organic Rib Knit Throw
Linen blankets soften with washing, which makes this a smart layer at the foot of the bed in early fall. I like it when you want something lighter than a duvet but still want some weight on cool nights.
Parachute Vintage Linen Bed Blanket
Plush means thick and absorbent, so I reach for towels like these when I want a spa-like feel after a hot shower. White keeps a bathroom looking clean and pairs with any fall color you add through a mat.
Parachute Organic Plush Towels
Side sleepers usually like a fuller pillow that fills the space between shoulder and head, and that's what this one is built for. I'd choose it if you like a soft, squishy down feel.
Parachute Down Side Sleeper Pillow
Cotton is the throw to grab if wool feels too warm for your room. I like the marled look in Adobe for a warm rust tone that fits fall without feeling heavy.
Parachute Marled Cotton Throw
Matelasse has a woven, quilted-looking texture, so a coverlet like this adds depth to a bed without extra bulk. Garnet is a rich fall red that I'd use as the accent layer over white sheets.
Parachute Matelasse Coverlet
Skip it if you want a thick, heavy bath towel; the rib texture is lighter and tends to dry faster. I like it for guest baths or a quick rinse after a workout.
Parachute Soft Rib Towels
Euro inserts are the big square pillows that sit behind the regular ones. I like them for making a bed look full, and you'll just need a separate cover to match your bedding.
Parachute Feather Euro Pillow Insert
Airy gauze makes this a good layer for those fall days that are warm in the afternoon and cool at night. I like it draped over a chair in a spot where you actually sit.
Parachute Cloud Linen Gauze Throw
Bone is a soft neutral that goes with nearly any bedding, so this coverlet is easy to layer. It's final sale, so I make sure the size is right before I order.
Parachute Air Cotton Coverlet
Turkish cotton is known for being soft yet quick to dry, and at $14 these are an easy way to refresh a bathroom. I like stacking a few in the linen closet for guests.
Parachute Classic Turkish Cotton Towels
Down alternative is the choice if you want a fluffy pillow feel without real feathers. Since this is a bundle, I think of it as a one-and-done refresh for a whole bed.
Parachute Down Alternative Pillow Bundle
At $329 this is the splurge, but alpaca is warm and soft, and plaid just feels like fall. I'll pick it for the living-room sofa where it gets used every night.
Parachute Plaid Wool Alpaca Throw
I light this on early fall evenings when I want the whole room to smell like crisp air and cider. It sits nicely on a coffee table beside a throw blanket and makes the living room feel settled.
Homesick Autumn Hayride Candle
The name says it all, and the scent really does feel like pulling on a favorite knit sweater. I burn it while reading on the couch, and it suits anyone who loves a soft, comforting smell.
Homesick Cozy Sweater Candle
This one smells sweet and a little smoky, like a fire pit on a cool night. I like to light it when friends come over for dessert, and it pairs well with a pile of blankets.
Homesick Burnt Marshmallow Candle
Fresh and clean, this candle feels like laundry drying on a breezy day. I place it near the bed or bath linens to echo that just-washed feeling, and it works well for anyone who prefers lighter scents.
Homesick Cuddle Up Fresh Candle
A quick spritz of this on the sheets and pillows before bed makes the room feel calm and ready for sleep. I keep it on my nightstand, and it is great for anyone who dislikes burning candles.
Homesick The Bedroom Linen & Room Spray
I keep this by the sink and give it a quick spray after a shower so the bathroom smells clean and fresh. It is an easy way to finish the space, and it tucks neatly into a small basket.
Homesick The Bathroom Linen & Room Spray
Cold weather means soups, braises and stews in my kitchen, and this deep oven handles all of it. The heavy lid holds in moisture, and it moves from stovetop to oven to table with no fuss.
Le Creuset Signature Round Deep Oven
The oval shape suits long cuts like a roast or whole chicken better than a round pot does. I use it for slow Sunday dinners in fall, and it holds heat evenly for hours so the meal stays warm at the table.
Le Creuset Traditional Oval Dutch Oven
Wide and shallow, this oven gives me room to brown meat in a single layer before I braise it. I also bake crusty bread in it, and it is a good fit for cooks who like to feed a crowd.
Le Creuset Signature Round Wide Oven
This round oven has a modern shape with comfortable handles that are easy to grip with oven mitts. I reach for it when making chili or a big batch of risotto, and it looks great left out on the stove.
Le Creuset Modern Heritage Round Dutch Oven