Sand, sunscreen, a wet dog: the slipcover was made for houses near the water. Washable covers in linen and performance weaves keep a living room relaxed, and the best of them are tailored enough to look intentional. These are the slipcovered pieces we would choose.
Updated October 4, 2026 · 12 pieces · Prices checked October 4, 2026
Jenni Kayne · From $7,985
Slipcovered entirely in Belgian Libeco linen, the Miramar has the relaxed, slightly rumpled softness of a favourite shirt. Feather down over a foam core gives the cushions a give that settles in rather than springing back. Handmade in the USA, it carries the unhurried California mood that suits whitewashed walls and open windows.
McGee & Co. · From $4,476
Slipcovers belong in a beach house, and this one keeps things tidy rather than slouchy. Its streamlined lines sit beneath feather-blend cushions that give a soft, sinking sit, and the fabric list runs from Belgian linen to windowpane and stripe wovens. Made to order, it suits a home where sandy feet and lazy afternoons are expected.
Lulu and Georgia · From $4,648
Easygoing by design, the Seton pairs a relaxed, low-key profile with a slipcover that keeps it practical for family rooms and lounges alike. The linen and plain-weave options run from sage to light blue, a palette that sits naturally beside sea glass and driftwood tones. It is the kind of sofa you sink into without ceremony.
Maiden Home · From $6,075
Like its namesake, the Dune is all softness and drift: a deep seat, plush cushioning and a relaxed slipcover finished with hand-sewn flange seams that give the edges a tailored crispness. Handcrafted in North Carolina, it comes in configurations from simple chaise to full U, with scatter or classic backs to suit how you lounge.
Jenni Kayne · From $10,295
Heavyweight Belgian Libeco linen drapes this slipcovered sofa in a subtly textured, organically varied weave with an exceptionally soft hand. Each one is individually crafted from start to finish in North Carolina, so no two are exactly alike. The relaxed structure and wheat tone feel made for a beach house where comfort matters more than polish.
McGee & Co. · From $4,488
Slipcovers have long been the coastal house's quiet secret, and this one earns its place. Generous back and seat cushions build a seat that is dense yet giving, the kind you sink into after a day outdoors. In ivory windowpane or macadamia linen, its relaxed tailoring suits rooms where sand and sunlight are part of the decor.
Lulu and Georgia · From $8,648
Casual yet polished, this luxe-depth version of the Portola deepens the seat for proper, curl-up lounging. A slipcover-style drape and gently sloped arms keep the silhouette soft rather than boxy. In striated performance velvet or vintage velvet, the colourways run from sage and moss to indigo, echoing coastal greens and the deep tones of evening water.
Jenni Kayne · $13,995
Few fabrics suit a coastal house like rumpled linen, and the Harbor uses Libeco linen woven in Belgium from sustainably grown flax as its slipcover. Feather down fills the back cushions while the seats pair down with a foam core, giving a soft surface over a firmer, supportive sit.
McGee & Co. · From $12,306
Slipcovers belong in houses where sandy feet and lazy afternoons are expected, and the Macy wears its fabric with relaxed confidence. Bench-made with down, feather and foam-core cushions, it offers a deep seat that rewards lingering while the streamlined shape keeps things tidy.
Jenni Kayne · $6,645
Slipcovered entirely in Libeco Belgian linen, the Miramar has the crumpled, breathable look of a well-loved summer shirt. Beneath, feather down over a foam core gives a sink-in softness with enough structure to hold you. Handmade in the USA, it is a quiet invitation to stretch out with a book.
McGee & Co. · From $2,554
Traditional lounge proportions meet a swivel base, so the Trudeaux can turn from the fireplace to the view. Feather-blend cushions fill its dramatic structure for a seat that feels full and inviting, and the slipcover keeps it relaxed. In ivory windowpane or Belgian linen, it belongs wherever the light shifts through the day.
Jenni Kayne · $325
Rather than a new chair, this is a fresh outfit for one: a removable slipcover in 100% linen, designed for the Sunset dining arm chair. Swapping it in is an easy way to shift a room with the seasons. Alabaster linen gives a crumpled, summery softness that feels made for long lunches.