The Bolster Pillows collection at Lulu and Georgia brings the long, cylindrical accent pillow format to every room—from the bed to the sofa and the reading ... Read More
The Bolster Pillows collection at Lulu and Georgia brings the long, cylindrical accent pillow format to every room—from the bed to the sofa and the reading nook. The collection includes the Sabine Velvet Bolster Pillow (from $41), Tiger Jacquard Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $28), Irregular Checkerboard Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $29), Painterly Stripe Linen Long Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $204), and the May Linen Pillow (from $84)—in velvet, linen, and jacquard constructions suited to layering.
What is a bolster pillow?
A bolster pillow is a long, cylindrical or rectangular pillow—typically narrower than a standard accent pillow—used as a decorative layering element on a bed, sofa, or bench. At Lulu and Georgia, bolster pillows come in both standard bolster (shorter, rounder) and long bolster (extended, lumbar-like) formats. They're most effective when used as a front layer over larger square pillows, anchoring a bed or sofa arrangement with a finished, designer look.
What bolster pillows are available at Lulu and Georgia?
Lulu and Georgia's bolster pillow collection includes the Sabine Velvet Bolster Pillow (from $41) in a plush velvet construction, the Tiger Jacquard Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $28) in Sarah's signature hand-drawn pattern, the Irregular Checkerboard Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $29), the Painterly Stripe Linen Long Bolster Pillow by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $204) in an extended format suited to king beds, and the May Linen Pillow (from $84) in a block-printed linen.
How do I style bolster pillows on a bed?
On a queen or king bed, place one or two bolster pillows in front of your sleeping pillows and shams as the final layering element. The Painterly Stripe Long Bolster works across the full width of a king; the Tiger Jacquard or Irregular Checkerboard Bolster works well in pairs on a queen. On a sofa, a single bolster at each end of a row of square pillows creates a clean, bookended look. Choose a bolster fabric—velvet, linen, or jacquard—that contrasts in texture with the surrounding pillows for the most visual interest.
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