10 furry designs made for nestling into

A mirror was the last thing we expected to get the furry treatment but designer Olivier Gagnère has shown how the trend can even be applied to the most cold and hard of surfaces with ‘Drop Mirror’. The frame is made of coloured feathers that have been applied using the French technique plumasserie. From approx £25,670, galeriekreo.com

CQ Studio is a forerunner in the regenerative textiles arena and its new ‘Inflaxuation’ fabric is a game-changer. Developed from flax, the material has hardwearing multi-coloured fibres with a high tensile strength. It can be used for bespoke fashion accessories and homeware products. ‘We are constantly trying to push boundaries for the design of our materials and believe this is vitally important to encourage designers to want to use sustainable options,’ says CQ Studio founder Cassie Quinn. From £35 per 0.5m, cqstudio.uk

This little ball of fluff by architect and designer Pietro Franceschini has anthropomorphic qualities thanks to its stumpy feet and unkempt coat. At just 52cm tall, it’s the ideal padded spot to rest your feet on after a long day. £7,375, theinvisiblecollection.com

Part of a wider collection called ‘Fuzzy Friends’, Alfhild Külper’s ‘Forever Spark’ rug is designed to act as a ‘physical representation of the soft spots in our mind’. The statement piece is hand-tufted and embroidered from wool to create a tactile landscape. £1,044, objectswithnarratives.com

A cushion is an easy way to introduce the furry trend into your home and Helen Moore is known for its luxury faux fur accessories. Its bolster cushions are available in a wide selection of colours and textures – ideal for armchairs, sofas and beds. £62, helenmoore.com

Charlotte Kingsnorth has made a career out of creating unusually shaped chairs upholstered with dramatic materials. Her ‘Fuzzy Hi!breed II’ armchair sees lavender fur turn a vintage Ercol chair into a cuddly monster. £21,600, side-gallery.com

Sit in this chair too long and you’re at risk of never getting up again. Its sculptural exterior is all curving lines and neat curves while the shell is lined with sheepskin, which comes in three colours. Approx £5,830, desede.ch

Each of these snazzy lamps has been made by hand in Austria, resulting in every item having a slightly different shaggy coat. While the lamp also comes in an icy white shade, we think this ‘Blonde’ version is all the more cosy. £2,731, shop.alcova.xyz

There’s nothing quite like getting into a bed warmed by a hot water bottle in winter and this hot-water bottle cover takes comfort to a new level. Made in Sussex from reclaimed sheepskin, it’s the ultimate soft companion. £75, kateboccaccinimeadows.com

Waving the recycled faux fur flag is designer Samuel Accoceberry, who upholstered this quirky number in scraps from the Moutet – a family-run French textile weaving company. Meanwhile, the chair itself is a used Artek chair. Approx £3,000, samuelaccoceberry.com