How is the appliqué laid out on these covers?
Leaf and petal shapes are cut from a grey-green fabric and stitched over a near-white grey base, spread evenly across each cover. The contrast is gentle, so the pattern looks crisp up close and softens into a quiet texture when you see the cushions from a distance.
Which colour schemes does it go with?
The pale grey with a hint of green is a cool, neutral pairing. It sits comfortably on charcoal, white or beige sofas and goes well with plants, light wood and linen curtains. It is an easy choice if you want handmade detail without adding a strong colour.
Are cushion fillers included?
No, the set contains the five cushion covers only, without fillers. Each cover measures 16x16 inches, so a 16x16 inch filler fits it well. If you already have cushions of that size at home, you can simply slip these covers over them.
Will my set look exactly like the pictures?
The overall colour stays similar, but the appliqué patches may vary, since each set is cut and stitched by hand and finding identical patches is extremely difficult. Small irregularities are a natural part of handwork. The photos were taken by the artisans themselves.
What exactly is appliqué?
Appliqué is a technique where pieces of fabric are cut into shapes and stitched onto a base fabric. It builds a layered design with real texture and contrast, which is why the leaves and petals here stand slightly raised from the cover rather than lying flat like a print.
Where in the home do these work best?
They are made for sofas, beds and cosy corners like a reading chair or a window seat. Five covers is enough to dress a three-seater sofa with a couple to spare for an armchair, or to line the head of a double bed.