A cream-colored fringed throw blanket is draped over a beige fabric sofa in a warmly lit living room. A matching beige pillow rests on the sofa, with a dark wood side table holding books and a lit candle beside a ceramic vase of dried flowers.

A folded gray textured throw blanket with fringed edges, displayed against a light gray background.

An off-white woven throw blanket with fringed edges, folded neatly on a light gray background.

A folded textured throw blanket in a warm taupe-brown color, featuring a folded corner that reveals a ribbed fringe detail, set against a light gray background.

A dark green textured knit throw blanket with fringe trim draped over a bed with white linens and a wooden headboard in a softly lit bedroom.

A folded gray textured throw blanket with fringed edges, displayed against a light gray background. 2

An off-white woven throw blanket with fringed edges, folded neatly on a light gray background. 3

The Slow Afternoon | Wool Boucle Throw 5

A dark green textured knit throw blanket with fringe trim draped over a bed with white linens and a wooden headboard in a softly lit bedroom. 6

MEADOWS & MUSE · OBJECTS INSPIRED BY NATURE

The Slow Afternoon | Wool Boucle Throw

$349.00

Objects we couldn't forget, so we gathered them for you.

You don't need a reason to sit down. But now you'll have one.

Soft, textured and generously oversized, The Slow Afternoon is made for the kind of day that asks very little of you.

Drape it over your shoulders on a chilly afternoon, toss it across the sofa, or fold it at the foot of the bed. The boucle weave gives the surface a rich, tactile depth, finished with a deep fringe at each end. The wool blend is made to stay soft through years of use. At 3 kg (6.6 lb), it has the reassuring weight of a throw that means it.

Choose it in Ivory, Taupe, Grey or Seaweed Green, a deep, mossy green that looks as if it came from the garden.

Color Grey

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Permission to Stop

Most of us are very good at being busy. Far fewer of us can sit still without a small voice asking what we should be doing instead.

A throw like this gives the pause a shape. You settle in, pull it over your knees, and doing nothing becomes the whole point of the afternoon.

Designed in Canada and made in Ukraine, it's the kind of piece that quietly becomes part of how a home feels, and the one everyone fights over when guests come to stay.

Drape it over the corner of the sofa where you actually sit, not the corner you style. Add a linen cushion, a ceramic vase of preserved stems on the side table, and a beeswax candle within reach. Against warm oak floors, a rattan chair or a limestone hearth, the boucle texture turns the corner into an invitation.

Seaweed Green looks most at home with natural oak and cream linen. Ivory softens a dark leather chair. Grey and Taupe slip into almost any room.

The chair stops being furniture and starts being the place you save for yourself.

Every Piece Carries A Reason

What makes Meadow & Muse different

01

A Discerning Eye

We choose objects that make us pause, look a little longer, and earn a place in the Meadow.

02

Far Beyond Familiar

We look beyond the expected to discover artists, makers and objects with something uncommon to offer.

03

Nature At The Centre

Every piece is chosen for the way it reflects, interprets or brings us closer to the natural world.

04

Worth Living With

We choose things with beauty, character and craftsmanship. The kind of pieces we'd want olive with ourselves.

You don't need more things.

You need the right ones.

Things worth noticing.

Things worth living with.

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Every order is carefully packaged for its journey from the Meadow to your home.

A Purchase You Can Feel Good About

Eligible pieces may be returned within 7 days, with original shipping charges refunded.

Imagine It Already Belongs.

Perhaps that's the real test of an object worth bringing home. You can already picture where it will live. On the table you pass each morning. Beside the chair where you read. On the shelf that needed nothing, until you found the one thing that felt right.

Some pieces simply have a way of finding their place.