Velvet Pillow Covers by Color
Velvet gives solid colors extra visual depth because its directional surface can reflect light differently as the pile changes direction. Current Decorinall designs span neutrals such as White, Cream, Champagne, Tan and Gray; softer shades such as Pink and Dusty Rose; deeper Wine Red; blue tones including Blue, Dusty Blue, Blue Green and Navy; and brighter options such as Yellow, Orange and Green within selected styles.
A white velvet pillow cover can create a light neutral base, while gray offers a cooler alternative. Pink and dusty rose introduce softer color, while blue, navy and wine tones create stronger contrast against pale upholstery. Yellow and orange can work as brighter accents within a quieter palette. The direction of the velvet pile can make the same shade appear lighter or deeper from different angles and under different lighting.
Whether you are looking for a blue velvet pillow cover, navy blue velvet pillow cover, white velvet pillow cover, grey velvet pillow cover, pink velvet pillow cover, orange velvet pillow cover or yellow velvet pillow cover, use the Color filter to see the shades currently available.
Solid, Pompom, Quilted, Fringed and Textured Velvet
Velvet pillow covers can look very different depending on how the surface, stitching and edges are finished. Selected pompom designs use 100% polyester velvet with solid-color surfaces, decorative edging and concealed zippers in matching shades. The trim frames the pillow while leaving the center free of printed artwork.
Plain-dyed woven velvet provides a simpler alternative when you want color and the velvet surface itself to remain the focus. Quilted designs introduce raised detail through stitching and construction rather than print. Current examples include solid-color 100% polyester covers with quilted surfaces.
Tassel and fringe styles add decorative edging in colors such as Ivory, Pink, Yellow, Green and Orange. Other designs introduce striped or corduroy-textured surfaces, color stitching, embroidered details, velour-style finishes and geometric wavy-line patterns. These different treatments let you choose whether velvet acts as a simple solid layer or becomes one of the main decorative features of the pillow.
Velvet Pillow Cover Sizes and Shapes
Decorinall’s velvet collection includes a growing range of dimensions and shapes rather than one fixed set of sizes. Square covers are available across multiple dimensions, while selected designs also come in lumbar formats for a narrower rectangular accent. Current size options include:
- 18 x 18 velvet pillow cover
- velvet pillow cover 20x20
Selected designs are also available in larger square sizes such as 24 × 24 inches, alongside other metric dimensions and rectangular formats. These are examples of the range rather than a complete size list. Use the Size and Shape filters to see the dimensions currently available, then compare the finished measurements on the individual product page with the pillow or insert you plan to use. For rectangular accent covers across additional fabrics and patterns, explore Lumbar Pillow Covers.
Material, Construction and Closures
Fiber composition can vary from one velvet design to another. Several current Decorinall products are specified as 100% polyester velvet or 100% polyester, while other designs use broader descriptions such as Velvet Fabric or polyester/cotton constructions.
If fiber composition matters to you, check the material specification for the individual product rather than assuming every velvet pillow cover is made from the same fibers. Closures vary too. Selected pompom styles use concealed zippers in matching colors, while tassel and fringe designs use zipper closures and some embroidered or velour-style covers use invisible zippers.
Inserts, Package Contents and Care
Most current velvet products in this collection are sold as pillow covers without inserts unless the individual listing states otherwise. Check the package contents before ordering, particularly when styled photographs show a filled pillow or several cushions together. Care requirements also differ by fabric and finish. Some current solid velvet products allow machine or hand washing, while others specify hand washing only. Follow the care instructions provided for the individual product rather than assuming every velvet pillow cover should be cleaned in the same way.
Styling Velvet with Other Pillow Covers
Velvet can work as a solid-color foundation or as one textured layer within a mixed arrangement. Pair a velvet square with a floral or botanical cover that repeats one of its colors, or place a lumbar velvet cover in front of larger decorative pillows. Neutral velvet can support stronger patterns, while deeper navy, wine, orange or yellow tones can become the focal point against simpler upholstery.
For patterned and detailed designs across other materials, explore Decorative Pillow Covers.
For a more pronounced plush texture, explore Faux Fur Pillow Covers.
For broader couch, chair and bed arrangements, browse Throw Pillow Covers.
How to Choose a Velvet Pillow Cover
Start with the pillow or insert you want to cover, then work through the choices that will affect both fit and appearance.
- Choose the right size and shape. Measure your pillow or insert and compare those measurements with the finished dimensions listed for the cover. Decide whether you need a square cover, a lumbar shape or another available format.
- Pick a color that works with your room. You can repeat a shade already present in your curtains, bedding, rug or upholstery, or choose a contrasting color to make the pillow stand out.
- Decide how much texture and detail you want. A plain velvet cover keeps the focus on color and the velvet surface itself, while pompom trim, quilting, fringe, stripes or other textured finishes add more decorative detail.
- Check the construction and what is included. Review the stated material composition, closure type and package contents. Some listings are for the cover only, so confirm whether a pillow insert is included before ordering.
- Review the care instructions. Velvet products can differ in fiber composition and finish, so follow the care directions for the specific cover you choose rather than assuming every velvet pillow cover should be cleaned in the same way.
To explore other pillow-cover materials, textures, shapes and designs, return to Pillow Covers.
