This is de Le Cuona's Village throw, a wool piece with the kind of honest, textured hand this studio is known for. It has the weight and slight irregularity of a properly made wool cloth rather than a soft-furnishing afterthought, so it holds its shape when folded over an arm and drapes with some substance across the foot of a bed. We think of it as a piece of furniture in its own right, not just a finishing touch.
It is made in wool, sold by the each, and measures 140cm in width. We do not have further detail on length, weight or country of origin, so we would confirm these with de Le Cuona directly if a client needs exact figures for a bespoke installation or a matched pair.
We tend to use the Village throw folded across the end of an upholstered bed, laid over the arm of a sofa in a snug or study, or draped over a reading chair by a window. In Moss it works particularly well against oatmeal linens, aged leather and warm wood tones, and reads as a natural companion to Romo's linen weaves or a plain wool upholstery.
There is no assembly involved, but we would check the 140cm width against the piece of furniture it is intended for before ordering, particularly for a bed throw, where you generally want enough drop on each side to sit comfortably rather than looking mean. Wool of this quality benefits from an occasional shake out and airing rather than frequent washing, and we would keep it away from prolonged direct sun to protect the Moss colour. Store folded, not compressed, when not in use.
