Sofa Decor Nala Geometric Plush Sofa Throw Cover

Ivory Black is the sole Colour option. The large diamonds give the throw its bold look, while raised ivory strands and smaller repeated shapes add detail up close.

Keep cushions simple to give Nala's geometric bands room to stand out. Plain ivory cushions create a lighter arrangement; black accents echo the darker shapes.

For a more layered room, pair the throw with a rug or cushion pattern in a different scale. Leave some of the broad geometric bands visible so the sofa keeps its focal point.

Ask us for the fibre, pile height and fabric weight if you have a particular feel in mind. Lighting and screens affect the ivory shade, so check any close colour match before ordering.

Ivory-and-black fringe brings a finer line of detail below the larger motifs. Let it hang along the front and sides to frame the sofa's lower outline.

Choose a short drop to leave more of the base visible, or a longer fall for a broader sweep of pattern. Include your preferred stopping point when measuring.

Decide where you want the fabric and fringe to finish, then include those positions in your coverage plan.

Check the front and both corners after arranging. Folds around the arms can change the edge position, so adjust gradually until the fringe sits where you want it.

Drape the pattern over the arms for a fuller covered look, or leave an arm visible to contrast with the ivory-and-black design. The folds become part of the pattern.

Include each covered arm in the rectangle's crosswise route, following the top and outside face. A broad arm and long side drop use more fabric than the top width alone.

Position a favourite band along the front, then check the remaining coverage at the back and sides. Moving the throw changes both the visible motifs and the available drop.

A smooth arrangement shows more of the complete pattern; loose folds give it a more casual look. Exact motif positions will depend on your sofa, chosen size and arrangement.

Across the main sofa, broad bands can create a strong horizontal line. Running the design lengthwise along a chaise brings the pattern forward into the room.

Measure the chaise from your chosen rear starting point to the front, including its drop. Measure across it separately with the side coverage you want.

Decide where the main seating area and chaise arrangement should meet. A visible edge, overlap or change in pattern direction will each give a different finish.

Confirm the required covers and supplied quantities before ordering. The options are rectangles, rather than named left-chaise, right-chaise or complete sectional sets.