Black & Gray Pillow Covers

These black and gray throw pillows span the full gray scale. Shades run from silver and light gray to charcoal and deep black. A good share of the collection is velvet, from solid colors to cut velvet with grids, dots and zebra patterns. Woven covers add graphic lines, while plush, chenille and boucle bring a softer feel.

Warm Grays and Cool Grays

Warm Charcoal and Warm Gray lean slightly brown, so they suit rooms with beige or taupe. For charcoal pillow covers with a warm cast, choose Warm Charcoal in velvet, plush or a textured weave. The Warm Charcoal Waffle Sofa Throw carries the same tone across the sofa. Silver, stone and light gray read cooler and work beside white, black and blue-gray. Taupe gray styles sit in our beige collection.

Cut Velvet and Textured Velvet

Most of the velvet covers are cut or textured. Patterns include the Black Luxury Grid and spotted or dotted designs in black, charcoal and silver. Zebra prints come in black and white or warm gray. For gray pillow covers without pattern, Light Gray and Charcoal velvet stay solid. Solid black pillow covers come in velvet as well. See all cut velvet pillow covers and our dotted designs.

Dark Graphic Weaves

Woven covers put pattern on a dark base. The Vector line includes Bowtie, Ikat and Shards designs in black. The Graffito designs use loose abstract marks in dark gray or gray and ivory. Black Tribal Geometric and Black and Gray Ethnic add bolder motifs. For pattern on a pale ground, see our white and cream pillow covers. More shapes live in the geometric collection, and our black and gray styling guide shows how to mix them.

Black and Gray Pillow Cover FAQ

Is charcoal the same as dark gray?

They are close. Charcoal is a deep, almost black gray. Dark gray is a step lighter. Both appear here in velvet and textured styles.

What is the difference between cut velvet and plain velvet?

Plain velvet has an even pile with a soft sheen. In cut velvet, part of the pile is trimmed or raised to form a pattern. The design comes from texture instead of print.