Description
The Buxton is a plain woven cushion in a warm ochre yellow, made from a soft, luxe-feel polyester fabric. It comes in two shapes so you can choose the one that suits your sofa: a 30 x 50cm rectangle for the small of your back, and a 50 x 50cm square to fill a corner. The photographs show a chenille-like woven surface with a subtle mottled texture, the sort of finish that catches the light differently as you move past it, rather than a flat single-tone cloth.
This is a plain cushion that earns its place by colour and texture rather than pattern, which makes it easy to live with. Ochre sits comfortably against natural linens, warm neutrals and other autumnal shades, and the wider Buxton range carries the same fabric in other soft tones such as the rust and olive seen alongside it, so you can build a group across a sofa or bed without matching everything exactly. The rectangular size is a good choice as a lumbar support behind you in an armchair or reading corner; the square works as a general-purpose scatter cushion.
The design is reversible, so both faces carry the same fabric and either side can go outward, and it is finished with an Oxford border, the flat stitched edge that frames the front and gives the cushion a defined outline. A hidden zip lets you take the cover off. It is made from 100% polyester, which is hard-wearing, holds its colour well and springs back from everyday use, so it copes with a busy living room. Pair it with a plainer throw and let the texture of the weave do the work.
Specification
| Material |
100% polyester |
| Design |
Plain woven, modern, reversible |
| Construction |
Oxford border, hidden zip fastening |
| Size |
30 x 50cm and 50 x 50cm |
| Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
Frequently Asked
What size cushion should I choose?
There are two shapes. The 30 x 50cm rectangle suits lower-back support in a chair, while the 50 x 50cm square works as a fuller scatter cushion on a sofa or bed.
Is the cover removable?
Yes, there is a hidden zip fastening along one edge so you can take the cover off the inner pad whenever you need to.
What does reversible mean here?
Both faces of the cushion are made from the same woven fabric, so either side can face outward and both look identical in wear.
What is the Oxford border?
It is the flat stitched edge that runs around the front face, framing the cushion and giving it a crisp, defined outline rather than a plain seam.
Does the fabric hold up to daily use?
Polyester is hard-wearing and holds its colour well, springing back from everyday sitting and leaning, which makes this a practical choice for a busy living room.