Cushions
Cushions are the quickest way to add colour, texture and comfort. Our range includes opulent velvet, cotton stitch and tasselled floral designs. Layer them on sofas, beds and armchairs to create a cosy, finished look. Swap them with the seasons to give a room a fresh feel.
Cushions That Pull a Room Together
A few well-chosen cushions can transform a plain sofa. They add colour, pattern and comfort. They're also an easy, low-cost way to update a room.
Fabrics in Our Range
- Velvet – rich, soft and luxurious. Our Opulent Velvet cushion adds depth to any sofa.
- Cotton – breathable and relaxed, like our Blush Cotton Stitch design.
- Tasselled and patterned – the Floral Partridge Tassel cushion brings country charm.
How Many Cushions?
A two-seater sofa usually suits two to four cushions. A three-seater can take four to six. On a double bed, try two to three in front of your pillows. Odd numbers often look more relaxed.
Mixing Colours and Patterns
Start with one plain colour that matches your room. Add a pattern that includes that colour. Then add a texture, like velvet or knit. Keep to three colours for a calm, planned look.
Sizes and Fillings
Larger cushions, around 50 to 60cm, suit deep sofas. Smaller cushions, around 40 to 45cm, sit in front. Feather fillings feel plump and sink nicely. Fibre fillings are lighter and suit allergy sufferers.
Care
Plump cushions daily to keep their shape. Check labels before washing covers. Turn cushions regularly to spread wear evenly.
Layer cushions with a soft throw. Explore all soft furnishings and living room furniture.
Cushions: Frequently Asked Questions
How many cushions should go on a sofa?
Two to four for a two-seater and four to six for a three-seater usually look balanced.
Are your cushions sold with an inner?
Check each product description, as some are sold filled and others as covers only.
How do I mix cushion patterns?
Pick one plain, one pattern and one texture, all linked by a shared colour. Keep to around three colours.
How do I clean a velvet cushion?
Follow the care label. Most velvet should be spot cleaned or dry cleaned, and brushed gently to lift the pile.