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“I’m Team NO Pillow Chop! Leaving pillows unchopped allows for a more nuanced display of textures and layers. This adds depth and visual interest to a space. I also feel like ‘the chop’ is a dated ...

Which decorative throw pillow is best? In any home decor space, the small details and the pops of color create the texture, richness and depth of field that brings that whole aesthetic together. With ...

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There are essentially two reasons why interior stylist Kaitlyn Coffee maintains a throw pillow–free homestead. One, because she believes throw pillows are emblematic of society’s ills, specifically ...

Pillows soften a room and invite guests to lounge a little longer. They make a stern sofa inviting and an impersonal room lived in and real. Pillows offer a way for guests to customize their seating ...

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