Chunky Knit Home Accessories For Autumn ~ Fresh Design Blog

Chunky Knit Home Accessories For Autumn ~ Fresh Design Blog

Why, hello there autumn, we’ve been expecting you! After an unusually hot summer, we’re glad to see the cooler weather as it gives us a chance to catch up with our favourite autumn trend, the chunky knit. Endlessly comforting and cosy, the chunky knit never seems to go out of style and this year it’s popping up in more places than ever. With their textural look and soft feel, chunky knits can turn your sofa or chair into a haven of comfort.  We’ve tracked down ten of our favourites for 2022. While we love natural fabrics, we’ve also included a few acrylic items for value and ease of care!

1. Chunky knit throw, Ragged Rose

Chunky knit throw, Ragged Rose
Chunky knit throw, Ragged Rose

This stylish chunky knitted throw has a tassel trim and is made from 100% super soft acrylic. It measures 140cm x 180 cm, comes in a range of colours and is a bargain at just £25 (was £49.99) from Ragged Rose.

2. Plum knitted cube cotton footstool, Homescapes

Chunky knit cube shaped footstool
Plum knitted cube cotton footstool, Homescapes

A cube shaped knitted pouffe for living areas or bedrooms, covered in 100% chunky knit cotton, this footstool is lightweight and measures 35cm square. Available in a wide range of colours, it costs £29.99 from Homescapes.

3. Patchwork knit throw in bleu de mer, Walton & Co

Patchwork knit throw in bleu de mer, Walton & Co

This soft patchwork throw is made from 100% bleu de mer yarn with a handmade trim. A

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How To Build Easy, Chunky Wood Nightstands

How To Build Easy, Chunky Wood Nightstands

For the first time in our lives, after four decades of living on this planet, we’ve upgraded to a king sized bed! We’ll get more into whys and hows in an upcoming post (it’s both bigger and significantly lower) and we see the obvious irony of owning a bigger bed in our smaller house – but let’s just summarize it as: “the things we do for our dog.”

You’ve also probably heard this before, but sometimes the way to feel like you’re living large in a smaller space is with fewer larger furniture pieces (as opposed to a bunch of small dollhouse-scaled furnishings). There’s such a luxury to having a nice long 90″ sofa upstairs, a big 72″ table that seats up to 8 people in the kitchen, and truly, it has been glorious to have such a giant bed. Like, two people who never cared about a king bed now actively wax poetic about it every day, and our entire family regularly piles in to read or hang out on lazy weekends.

The upgrade did come with one tradeout. Upgrading to a larger bed meant we had to swap our larger side tables out for smaller ones that *perfectly* fit the space.

Thankfully we don’t really store very much in our side tables (as long as there’s room for a lamp, some books, and a glass of water we’re good). So yeah, maximizing the size of the thing you actively relax on and sleep on was a fair

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