It's cosy knit season - our favourite wool home accessories for a warmer, softer home

Part of Ruggable’s first-ever Easy Care wool collection, the Farrow pairs warm, earthy ivory and brown with a modern checked border, so it feels neutral but far from boring. The low-shedding weave brings real wool texture underfoot without the usual fuss, needing little more than the occasional vacuum on a low setting.

The Malta’s oversized geometric pattern is surprisingly understated, making it an easy way to add wool’s natural softness to a living room or bedroom without overpowering your scheme. It’s another one of Ruggable’s low-shedding Easy Care wool designs too.

Warm rust tones and a richly bordered basket weave give the Amadora depth and dimension, framed by a chocolate-brown edge that shows off the handcrafted character of the wool. It’s the one to choose if you want an autumnal, earthy hit of colour underfoot that still feels easy to live with.

This playful throw features a highland cow design in warm orange hues, bringing a touch of Scottish “coorie” charm to a sofa or the end of a bed. Wool is naturally breathable, so it keeps you cosy without overheating, and Woolroom’s wool is sourced from mulesing-free farms (it’s dry-clean only, so best kept for snuggling rather than spills).

Woven at a Lancashire mill from 100% British wool that can be traced back to the exact flock, this collaboration with textile studio Wallace Sewell comes in a striped Vale design or a patchwork Acres design. With its elegant fringed finish and autumnal palette, it’s an heirloom-style investment piece.

A subtle blended geo stripe gives this generously sized throw a refined, timeless look, and it’s made from a soft wool blend (40% wool) that feels warm and cosy. Drape it over a sofa, armchair or the end of your autumnal bedding for instant texture; it’s dry-clean only, so it’s best kept for layering.

Warm orange and beige tones bring an autumnal glow to your bedroom or sofa without overpowering a neutral scheme. Wool is naturally breathable and temperature-regulating, so it’s as comfortable as it is cosy. It's an easy way to give your room a hotel-bedroom look.

Plaited stripes give this cushion a quietly luxurious texture that rewards a closer look. Its cotton-rich, wool-blend (45% wool) cover makes it a pretty, affordable way to add a hint of wool to a sofa or bed.

At 95% wool, this is the woolliest of the M&S pair, with 3D bobbles creating a tactile, refined finish that begs to be squished. The plain cotton reverse keeps it traditional, so it works beautifully as a statement piece in a cosy corner.

Next is a rich resource for cosy, characterful home décor. A chunky knit in a classic two-tone monochrome palette turns a practical essential into a textured accent for your hallway. It’s a small, affordable way to bring the cosy knitted trend into a space you might not usually think to style.

Cable knit texture in a rich autumnal orange makes a draught excluder feel more like décor than a necessity. It helps keep cold air out and the warmth in, so it’s a cosy and practical choice for your entryway as the temperatures drop.

These little knitted pumpkins bring a handmade, harvest feel to a mantelpiece, shelf or coffee table at a tiny price. They’re an easy, low-commitment way to add autumn texture, and they can be stored and reused year after year.

Cashmere is the softer, more luxurious cousin of wool, and this is the candle that splurge-worthy pick that brings a scent of that indulgence into your home. Blended with creamy chestnut, it's one of my favourite candles.

A knitted pouffe adds instant texture and extra seating, and it doubles as a footrest for putting your feet up on chilly evenings. It comes in three colours, so you can choose a neutral or a bolder shade to suit your scheme.

A textured cable design and a soft faux fur cover make this hot water bottle as lovely to hold as it is to look at, and it’s just £10. It's a perfect, smaller version of larger heated throws and electric blankets, which we love for this season.