Photography - Denise Braki. Styling - Sarah Cousens.

You've got warm and fuzzy feelings about a sheepskin, but you're not sure where in your home to use it? Be inspired by these 8 ideas, across 5 different rooms. Thank you, Pinterest!

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First, the more obvious spots. The limed timber floor of your monochromatic Scandi-style living space? Perfect. Just ask that cat.

Image - Brittany Ambridge for Domino magazine.

As an extra layer artfully draped on an occasional chair?  Covered. Extra points for rays of sunshine.

Image via French for Pineapple

We're not exactly sure which room this is - but those feature stools are a bit fabulous. If the idea of a little DIY upholstery piques your interest, you can see how they were created on the French for Pineapple blog.

Image via Homepolish

A sheepskin, with its natural curves and shaggy texture, is the perfect extra layer for this otherwise buttoned-up LA bedroom. Alternatively, it could sit happily on the end of the bed.

Image (and bedding) via finelittleday.com

For the more boho bedroom, and especially if you have a timber or stone floor, a sheepskin is the perfect spot for feet to hit each morning. The darker colour adds depth to the room, and hides any boho dirt.

Paris print by David Ehrenstrahle

We love everything about this entryway, from the Lee Broom crystal bulb to the cleverly curated wall of black, white and timber frames. The vintage bench is softened with an extra-shaggy sheepskin in mixed tones.

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Get to work on updating your creative space or home office with a super cushioned chair.

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Add a focal feature to a spare dining area with one or two sheepskins - they can be moved around as needed.



Give the kids a bit of extra padding while they're playing on the floor, building a fort or hanging out in a tent or teepee. They can move the sheepskin wherever the game takes them.