Vittoria

A sofa, a few pages to read, and the desire to take things slow: the Vittoria recycled throw is the perfect companion for those feel-good moments at home.

A living room where it’s nice to gather

Place Vittoria on an armchair or at the end of the sofa, where everyone likes to unwind after a long day. The joy of decorating comes from these little moments in family life.

For another way to enjoy your home textiles, explore the matching piece in the collection. Noam Snow Throw, 140 x 180.

Three colors for three atmospheres

Snow softens a bright decor, Shadow highlights a light-colored sofa, and Coffee pairs beautifully with wood and natural tones. A solid-color pillow is all it takes to let the throw shine without cluttering the design with too many patterns.

Textile advice from Mamimosa

Vittoria’s blend of recycled fibers deserves special care. For maintenance, check the care instructions on the label rather than washing it haphazardly.

The perfect throw for the rooms you love to spend time in

Measuring 130 × 180 cm, Vittoria fits easily on an armchair, a sofa, or at the foot of the bed. For a natural look, let part of the fabric drape over the seat rather than folding it into a perfect rectangle. This way, the throw catches the eye without making the room look like it’s just there to be photographed. If your living room already has plenty of patterns, pair it with a solid-color pillow; if it’s very minimalist, the throw’s texture can instead become the detail that adds depth.

Recycled fibers and a meaningful choice

Vittoria combines recycled acrylic, recycled wool, and recycled polyester, complemented by other fibers. This composition gives it a special place among home textiles. Our tip: First, choose the color you’ll want to live with every day, then picture the throw on your actual furniture. The most beautiful decor isn’t necessarily the one that matches best—it’s the one you enjoy seeing every day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which color should you choose?

"Snow" to brighten, "Shadow" for contrast, and "Coffee" to warm up natural tones.