Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover in padded cotton and linen Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover
Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover in padded cotton and linen
Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover
Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover
Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover

Linen Embroidered Japandi Cushion Cover

£22.99

Soften your sofa with this padded linen embroidered cushion cover, where a quiet stitched motif lifts an otherwise plain neutral weave.

👉 Get the Best Price at KaveHome 👈

Discover the quiet craft of an embroidered linen cushion cover

This piece is built around a padded cotton and linen cushion cover whose surface carries a worked embroidery feature rather than a printed one. Linen brings a slightly irregular slub to the weave; cotton gives it body and keeps the panel from creasing as sharply as pure flax would. Because the cover is padded, the embroidered face sits proud of the seams instead of collapsing into them, so the stitch pattern stays legible even after an evening of use. It is a 45 x 45 cm square cushion cover, the size most sofa backs are proportioned around.

Embroidery is the reason to choose this one over a plain cover. The thread catches light differently from the ground fabric, so the textured cushion cover reads as pattern in daylight and as tone-on-tone relief in the evening. It is available in other colours, and the range is designed to be combined with the rest of the collection, which makes it straightforward to build a group without matching everything exactly. Treat it as the piece that carries the detail whilst the covers around it stay flat and unadorned.

How to fill, place and live with this cushion cover

The cover is sold on its own, so pair it with the compatible Fluff cushion filler cut to the same 45 x 45 cm format. Choosing a filler at exactly the cover size, rather than under it, is what stops the corners going soft and gives the padded linen cushion the full, square shoulders you see in the photographs. A slightly generous insert works well too if you prefer a plumper look. Because the cover is separate from the filler, the fabric can be handled and freshened on its own whenever the seating gets heavy use.

Placement matters with a piece like this. Set the embroidered cushion cover where it will be seen head-on, at the centre of a three-seater or the corner of a bed, rather than half hidden behind an armrest, since the stitching is the whole point. Linen relaxes with handling, so expect the surface to soften over the first weeks; that slackening is normal in a cotton and linen blend and is not a fault. Against a Japandi interior of pale timber and off-white walls, the raised motif supplies incident without introducing a new colour.

You will also love...

Find your perfect match in this collection !

No related products found

Recently Viewed

No recently viewed products found