Anka Ivory Macrame Cushion -45cm Square

Start with how you want your space to feel. Cushions aren’t just about size — they’re about comfort, warmth, and the little touches that make a house feel like home.

On your sofa, medium cushions (around 45–50cm) are perfect for everyday comfort, while larger ones (55–60cm) create that relaxed, styled look you see in magazines.

On the bed, a mix of sizes helps you build a layered, inviting space you can’t wait to crawl into.

Trust your instincts — you’ll know when it feels just right.

Think of cushions as your room’s personality shining through.

If your space already has a lot going on — colours, artwork, textures — plain cushions can add calm and balance. But if your space feels a bit flat or missing something, patterned cushions are like little bursts of joy that bring it to life.

The best part? There’s no rule. Mix and match until it feels like you. That’s where the magic happens.

When you’re choosing cushions for a home that’s loved and lived in, durability matters just as much as style.

Linen, cotton, and velvet cushions are all beautiful choices that hold up well over time.

Linen is light and breathable — and one of those special fabrics that only gets softer the more you use it.

Cotton is sturdy, practical, and easy to clean, which makes it a favourite in busy homes.

Velvet adds that touch of everyday luxury, though it can be a little more delicate — perfect if you’re after something soft and cozy.

If you love texture (and who doesn’t?), macramé and crochet cushions are full of charm and character, and they’re more durable than you’d expect. Just be a little gentle with them when it comes to washing.

Every fabric has its own feel and personality — just like your home.

Always check the care instructions to help you choose the cushions that suit your space and your lifestyle best.

Think about the feeling you want when you walk into the room.

A couple of well-placed cushions can create a sense of calm and order, while a fuller mix feels cozy and lived-in.

On the sofa, two per seat is a great place to start and then layer in more if you need more colour, pattern of comfort.

On your bed, layer bigger cushions at the back and smaller ones in front — like tucking in little details that turn your bedroom into a retreat.

You don’t need a perfect formula — just a few pieces that make you smile every time you walk in.

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Mixing colours isn’t just about design — it’s about telling your story through your space. If you want a calm, relaxed feel, stay within the same colour family.

If you’re craving energy or playfulness, add in a few contrasting shades.

Start with colours you already love and live with, then build around them. Look to your wall art, furniture, and decorative pieces for inspiration — choosing tones that flow together creates a calm, cohesive feel.

When your cushions reflect your style and tie in with the rest of your space, your home feels beautifully pulled together and truly your own.