6 Fringe Accents That’ll Add a Touch of Whimsy to Your Home

Add movement and texture with these playful details.

By Erica Moody • Posted September 1, 2026 at 11:52 a.m.

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The changing seasons is the perfect time to try something new to your home. This fall, try the latest home design trend when you add these fringe accessories throughout your house.

pink throw blanket with fringe ends — *Courtesy Salt & Sundry*

Cozy Classic

A lightweight herringbone throw is an elegant staple for a sofa or reading nook. Celine throw: $110 at Salt & Sundry, 1301 4th St. NE, Washington, DC, shopsaltandsundry.com

Statement Seating

This craftsman-built swivel chair in Arhaus’ vintage-inspired Savannah Collection is comfortable and sophisticated. Savannah swivel chair with fringe: $3,200 at Arhaus, multiple area locations, arhaus.com

green wall lamp with fringe — *Courtesy Anthropologie*

A New Light

The velvet and tassels combine on this piece to evoke vintage glamour. Sinclair Tassel-Fringed Velvet Sconce wall light: $228 at Anthropologie, multiple area locations, anthropologie.com

mirror with wood and fringe accents — *Courtesy West Elm*

Mirror Art

Maker Candice Luter creates her distinct mirrors with remnant scraps of wood and fabric. Candice Luter Aura wall mirror: $800–$835 at West Elm, multiple area locations, westelm.com

placemat with fringe ends — *Courtesy 27 South*

Tabletop Texture

These rustic, plant-fiber placemats offer boho flair. Woven jute & cotton placemat: $12 each at 27 South, 18822 Woodburn Rd., Leesburg, 27-south.com

green and pink velvet fringe pouf — *Courtesy 1st Dibs*

Deco Delight

Velvet upholstery and graphic fringe give this statement pouf bold elegance with a modern edge. Emerald Couture Geometric Tie Pouf: $3,125 at 1st Dibs, 1stdibs.com

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Erica Moody

Contributing Editor

Erica Moody is Northern Virginia Magazine’s Contributing Editor. She has been a lifestyle journalist and editor for more than 15 years, with previous staff roles at Philadelphia magazine, Washington Life Magazine, and Travel Leaders Group. She’s consulted for brands including American Express Travel and Royal Caribbean. Her writing has appeared in Ad Age, The Telegraph, InsideHook, Technical.ly, DC Inno, and more. She holds an MFA from Antioch University and a BA from Tulane.