Fur & Faux Fur Pillows

Z Gallerie mongolian fur pillows bring the longest, most luxurious pile of any pillow texture. The collection features long-fiber faux mongolian and lamb's wool-inspired styles in white, ivory, grey, blush, and richer jewel tones. The pile is the design moment, so these pillows do the heavy lifting in any arrangement.

Use a mongolian fur pillow as the statement piece in a layered grouping, paired with smoother textures like velvet and linen for contrast. One per sofa or bed is usually the right ratio; the pile is dramatic enough that more becomes overwhelming. The texture works especially well in jewel tones for cooler months.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between mongolian and regular faux fur?▼

Mongolian fur has a longer, looser pile with curly or wavy fibers that drape and move, while regular faux fur has a denser, shorter pile. Mongolian feels more luxurious and reads more dramatic; regular faux fur is more practical for everyday use. Both add texture but in different ways.

How do I keep mongolian pile from matting?▼

Gently shake and fluff the pillow regularly to keep the fibers loose. Avoid heavy compression (no sitting on it or stacking heavier items on top). For matted areas, brush with a soft pet brush or wide-tooth comb to restore the natural texture.

Can I wash a mongolian fur pillow?▼

Check the care label, but most do best with spot cleaning or gentle hand washing in cold water, then air drying flat. Avoid the machine washer if possible, which can permanently damage the long pile. Shake and brush after drying to restore the texture.

How do I style a mongolian pillow on a bed?▼

Use it as the centerpiece of the pillow stack, placed in front of standard shams and behind a smaller decorative pillow. The mongolian's height and texture should be the focal point of the layered arrangement. One per bed is usually enough.

What sizes do mongolian pillows come in?▼

Most are 20-inch square as the standard, with some 18-inch and lumbar styles available. The 20-inch square works as the primary pillow in most sofa and bed arrangements, giving the mongolian texture enough visual weight to anchor the layered look.