How to Style Cushions for a Beautiful and Practical Home

January 30, 2026

Some people say you can divide decorating enthusiasts into two distinct groups: those who love an abundance of cushions, and those who prefer just one or two carefully placed.

Where do I fit? I’m not entirely sure — and perhaps that’s the point.

There are spaces, like a deep, generous sofa — the kind where you can sink in for hours watching film after film — where I love being cocooned by layers of soft, inviting cushions. In those moments, more really is more. In other settings, such as a chair or a more upright sofa, I prefer a lighter touch. Too many cushions can quickly become a hindrance rather than a comfort.

Years ago, when I styled my sister’s TV and playroom, I fully dressed the sofa with cushions in varying shades of blue and white, mixing textures for added depth. Visually, it worked beautifully. Practically, however, it wasn’t quite right for her — the cushions inevitably ended up on the floor! That experience stayed with me, and ever since, I’ve paid much closer attention to how a space will actually be used, not just how it looks.

Fast forward to today, as I select fabrics for my own cushion collection, and that lesson feels as relevant as ever.

For our cushions, I choose fabrics that feel just as special standing alone as they do when layered together. They are designed to work effortlessly as a single statement cushion, paired simply with one other, or mixed into a joyful menagerie of patterns, colours and textures.

Most of our cushion covers are finished with piping — a small, timeless detail that brings a sense of polish and completeness. The collection itself is ever-evolving, allowing you to refresh your rooms easily over time, whether with the changing seasons or simply as your mood shifts.

Ultimately, cushions should invite you in — to sit, to relax, to stay a little longer. Whether you love one beautifully chosen cushion or a sofa full of them, I hope this collection helps you create spaces that feel both thoughtful and lived-in, elegant yet wonderfully comfortable.