Rust Pillow Covers

Shop rust pillow covers in warm earth tones, from deep rust and terracotta to copper, bronze and burnt red. Several covers are velvet, including mohair and sculpted styles. The rest are boucle, chenille, linen, plush and textured weaves. A few boho designs mix rust with other colors in stripes and geometric shapes.

Rust, Terracotta and Copper Tones

Rust is the core of the collection, in velvet, boucle, chenille, linen and textured weaves. Terracotta pillow covers are lighter and softer in tone, in velvet, chenille and sculpted chevron velvet. Copper and bronze lean toward brown. Copper Bronze Velvet and Dark Copper Mohair Velvet bring sheen, while Burnt Copper and Bronze Textured stay matte. Burnt Red adds a redder note. Our rust and terracotta style guide explains how the shades differ.

Warm Contrast with Blue, Green and Neutrals

Rust is a warm color, so it stands out most against cool ones. Navy and dusty blue give the strongest contrast; see our blue and navy pillow covers. Olive and sage keep the mix earthy, and our green pillow covers include both. Beige, sand and greige calm the palette and let rust lead, as in our beige pillow covers. Rust throw pillows read best in pairs or threes against one neutral base.

Rust Beyond Fall

Rust is often seen as a fall color, yet the fabric changes how seasonal it feels. Linen, boucle and textured weaves look lighter, so they suit spring and summer rooms. Velvet and chenille feel heavier and fit the cooler months. Keeping the shade and swapping the fabric lets the same palette work all year. On the bed, the Rust Waffle Bed Throw Set repeats the color on a larger surface.

Before You Choose a Rust Cover

Are burnt orange pillow covers part of this collection?

You will find burnt orange and most rust orange covers in our orange and yellow pillow covers. This collection focuses on rust, terracotta and copper. The Rust Orange Teddy plush cover appears in both.

Which rust cover works on a brown or leather sofa?

Deep rust velvet sits close to brown, so it can blend in. For more separation, choose a lighter terracotta, a textured rust or a boho pattern. To build a fully tonal look instead, add brown and camel pillow covers.