When we talk about a home being "warm" it can mean a few different things—warmth might come from firey colors like reds and oranges, it may include layered or patterned textiles, or it can refer to a more elusive, hard-to-define quality that makes a home feel welcoming and cozy.

These things aren't mutually exclusive; they often go hand in hand. Mixing together textiles from different cultures, places, and shops can go a long way towards warming up a home, both literally and figuratively. Here are a few colorful, patterned throws, quilts, tablecloths, and rugs that we like.

FIRST ROW
• 1 Authentic Kantha Throw from Pottery Barn, $79
• 2 Quilts and Shams from John Robshaw, $75 - $375
• 3 Suzani from The Loaded Trunk, $200
• 4 Geometric Pattern Wool Rug from Ten Thousand Villages, $98
• 5 Tablecloths from Plowsharing Crafts, various prices

SECOND ROW
• 6 Filigree Leaf Sheet Set from Anthropologie, $148 - $168
• 7 Chawton Tearose Blanket from Designers Guild, on sale for $102.50
• 8 Rings Hand-Loomed Pillow Covers from Alejandra Dunphy, $125
• 9 Dolce Vita Wool Throw from Napa Style, on sale for $99
• 10 Indigo Quilted Coverlet and Shams from Viva Terra, on sale for $42 - $219