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Expertly curated

Selected with an interior designer's eye for colour, scale, texture and proportion.

Styled for you

Ready-made cushion combinations take the guesswork out of creating a beautifully layered room.

Chosen for quality

Tactile fabrics, thoughtful details and finishes selected to look and feel considered. Hand-made to exacting standards.

Made for real homes

Designed to bring comfort, character and balance to sofas, beds and everyday spaces.

How many cushions do I need?

Armchair

One statement cushion or lumbar is often all you need.

Standard sofa

Three to five cushions usually creates a relaxed, layered look without overwhelming the seating.

Large or corner sofa

Five to seven cushions gives enough scale to create depth while still leaving room to sit comfortably.

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Beautiful together

One of the hardest parts of buying cushions online is knowing what works together.

Our cushion edits take out the guesswork, combining complementary colour, scale and texture into ready-made pairings and layered sets. Whether you are refreshing a single chair or styling a whole sofa, these combinations are designed to make the room feel naturally pulled together.

SHOP CUSHION SETS

A simple styling rule

Start with the room rather than the cushion. Pick up one or two tones already present in your rug, artwork or upholstery, then add texture and a small amount of contrast. It helps the room feel connected without looking overly coordinated.

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Cushion styling FAQs

No. In fact, complementary rather than matching cushions usually create a softer, more natural-looking scheme. Look for a common colour, tone or texture to connect them.

Use larger cushions to anchor the arrangement and introduce smaller squares or lumbar cushions in front. Varying scale makes the grouping feel more layered and relaxed.

Start with your sleeping pillows, then layer two or three larger decorative cushions in front, finishing with a smaller square or lumbar cushion. Keep the palette connected to your bedding, but vary texture and scale so the bed feels relaxed rather than overly formal.

There is no fixed rule, but three to five usually works well on a standard sofa. Larger and corner sofas can comfortably take more, particularly when you vary size and shape.

Texture becomes especially important. Layer velvet, bouclé, woven fabrics and subtle pattern, then introduce small amounts of warmer or deeper colour for contrast.

Yes. In fact, a mix usually looks more considered than an all-matching set. Use one or two patterned cushions as the focal point, then balance them with quieter plains or textured neutrals in related tones.

READY TO STYLE YOUR SPACE?

Find the cushions that bring it all together

Explore our full collection of curated cushion sets and individual designs, chosen to make layering colour, texture and comfort beautifully simple.
Warm neutral living room with cream sofa styled with taupe, fringed cream and deep olive cushions, a chunky textured throw and a lit Elm & Grey amber candle on a stone coffee table.

Thoughtfully curated

Chosen with an interior designer’s eye

Handmade

Beautifully crafted with attention to detail

Feather pad included

Plump, comfortable and ready to style

Designed for real homes

Made to be lived with and loved