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"Icy streets? Check. Subzero temperatures? Check. Snow up to our eyeballs? Check. Winter 2011 has been deemed snowpocalypse, and we&amp;#039;re not going to take this lying down. Well, maybe we will, if lying down means being enveloped with with all of our favorite warm and snuggly accessories. Instead of cranking up the heat, surround yourself with decor that evokes warmth, in both look and feel.  1. Do we have Snookie to thank for bringing back the pouf? We love these statement pieces from CB2, done in a neat knit. Knitted Poufs, $79.95 each, CB2. 2. The springy colors of these throws from Orvis will transition nicely to spring. Cable Knit Throw, $69, Orvis. 3. Summon your college days with a pillow reminiscent of a sweater you&amp;#039;d wear around campus. Check out those wood buttons! Chunky Knit Accent Pillow in Stillwater, $48, Nordstrom. 4. Living in the digital age is no excuse to leave pencils out in the cold. These cableknit containers will cozily corral your desk accessories, flowers and more. Knit Vases, $44.95-$51.95, Ferm Living. 5. One of our favorite finds at the Gift Show in the last few years, Neo&amp;#039;s hand knit neoprene baskets are indestructable, and look fab in gorgeous subtle shades. Neo Baskets, $160 for 3 (also sold individually), MoMA Store. 6. Perfect for warming up a springy pillow, put these so Scandinavian covers on what you&amp;#039;ve already got in cooler months, and take them off when the the temp. rises. Bobble Knit Lumbar Pillow Cover $16.99, Pottery Barn.  7. Protect your delicate hands from too-hot coffee (and look good doing it) with Curiousity Shoppes super-cool sleeve. Red Coffee Sleeve, $18, Curiousity Shoppe. 8. Uber-soft and chunky, West Elm&amp;#039;s cozy throws are pretty enough to wear. Could they be the sophistated version of the Snuggie? Handknit Throw, $59, West Elm. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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