There is a particular beauty to summer in Scotland.
The days stretch a little longer, the landscape softens and, amongst the greens of the countryside, flashes of wild colour begin to appear. It is this fleeting season that we wanted to capture with Balintyre Foxglove, our pink herringbone merino lambswool throw, photographed amongst the flowers and warmth of summertime.
Soft, uplifting and unmistakably Remony, Balintyre Foxglove brings a little of that colour indoors.
Inspired by the Colours of Scotland
At Remony, Scotland is never far from our designs.
Our throws take inspiration from the colours, patterns and textures found across our homeland, translating them into wool through considered colour and traditional weaving. Balintyre Foxglove is a particularly joyful expression of that idea.
Its fresh pink takes its name from the foxglove – one of the most recognisable flowers of the British summer landscape. Against the soft natural tone running through the herringbone, the colour feels vibrant without becoming overpowering.
Captured outside in the summer light, surrounded by flowers and dappled sunshine, Balintyre Foxglove feels very much at home.
What is the Balintyre Foxglove Throw?
Balintyre Foxglove is a 100% merino lambswool throw, woven and finished in Scotland.
The design uses an intricate two-tone herringbone structure, bringing together its warm Foxglove pink with a softer neutral shade. The contrast gives a traditional woven structure a fresher, more contemporary character.
It is a simple idea, but one that makes Balintyre wonderfully versatile: familiar enough to feel timeless, with enough colour to bring personality to a room.
A Scottish Herringbone with a Brighter Side
Herringbone is one of those patterns that seems to belong naturally in wool.
For Balintyre, we wanted to retain the rhythm and texture that makes the weave so enduring while introducing colour in a way that feels distinctly modern.
In Foxglove, pink and natural yarns work together to reveal the structure of the weave. From a distance, the colours soften into one another; look a little closer and the repeating herringbone becomes beautifully apparent.
Draped over the back of a chair, layered at the end of a bed or folded ready for a cooler evening, it introduces both colour and woven texture without overwhelming its surroundings.
Why Choose Merino Lambswool?
Merino lambswool is prized for its softness, warmth and naturally comforting handle.
At Remony, our merino lambswool throws are woven and finished in Scotland and given our signature extra-soft brush, creating pieces intended to feel every bit as beautiful as they look.
That makes Balintyre Foxglove much more than a decorative accessory. It is designed to become part of the everyday home – brought outside on a summer evening, pulled around your shoulders as the temperature drops, or left within easy reach of a favourite chair.
Because even in the height of a Scottish summer, a good wool throw is rarely too far away.
Made in Scotland, Inspired by Home
Every Remony throw begins with an appreciation for the place we call home.
Our merino lambswool throws are woven and finished in Scotland, continuing a Scottish textile tradition that sits at the heart of Remony.
Balintyre Foxglove captures that story in a particularly simple way: a familiar weave, beautiful wool and a colour borrowed from the landscape.
Photographed amongst the flowers on a warm summer day, it is a reminder that inspiration doesn't always have to be complicated.
Sometimes, it is simply about noticing the colours around us.
Discover Balintyre Foxglove and bring a little Scottish summer home.
FAQ
What is Balintyre Foxglove made from?
Balintyre Foxglove is woven from 100% merino lambswool and is woven and finished in Scotland.
What pattern is the Balintyre Foxglove throw?
Balintyre features a two-tone herringbone weave, combining a neutral shade with Foxglove pink to create a timeless pattern with a contemporary use of colour.
Where is the Balintyre Foxglove throw made?
Balintyre Foxglove is made in Scotland, as part of Remony's collection of Scottish merino lambswool throws.
How can I style a pink wool throw?
A pink herringbone throw works particularly well with warm neutrals, creams, natural woods and deeper earthy shades. Draping it over an armchair, sofa or the end of a bed introduces colour and texture without dominating a room.
