Description
This cushion carries an 1875 Marigold design by William Morris, worked into a textured jacquard cloth. Cream marigolds and ruffled foliage swirl across an indigo blue ground, drawn so finely you can pick out the veining in each leaf and the dotted stems that link the flowers. Because it is jacquard, the pattern is woven into the fabric rather than printed on top, which gives the surface its subtle relief and depth. The cushion measures 50 x 50cm, the everyday square size that fills a chair or sofa corner without swamping it, and the same design runs across both faces so it can be turned and still read as the front.
The indigo and cream pairing sits well in a room that leans classic without being formal. It suits a wooden armchair, a linen-covered sofa or a reading corner, and it works alongside plainer textiles in cream, natural or deeper blue that let the pattern do the talking. The scale of the print means one cushion holds its own, while a pair reads as a considered arrangement rather than clutter. It carries a period feel that settles happily into both older and newer homes.
The cover is made from 100% polyester, a hard-wearing fibre that holds colour well and resists creasing, so the cushion keeps its shape through daily use. A velvet piped trim runs around the edge, framing the design and giving the seam a clean, finished line, and a zip closure lets you remove the cover when it needs freshening. The Marigold pattern is one of several William Morris designs we carry, so it can be built into a wider scheme of coordinating cushions and soft furnishings.
Specification
| Material |
100% Polyester |
| Design |
1875 William Morris Marigold, floral |
| Construction |
Woven jacquard, double-sided, velvet piped trim, zip closure |
| Size |
50 x 50cm |
| Country of origin |
Not stated |
Frequently Asked
Is the same pattern on both sides of the cushion?
Yes, the Marigold design is double-sided, so you can turn the cushion over and it still shows the full floral pattern.
What size is this cushion?
It measures 50 x 50cm, the standard square size that suits most sofas and armchairs and sits comfortably against a chair back.
What is a jacquard fabric?
Jacquard means the pattern is woven directly into the cloth rather than printed on, which gives the surface a textured, slightly raised feel with real depth.
Can I take the cover off?
Yes, there is a zip closure along one edge, so the cover comes off easily whenever you want to freshen it up.
What is the edge trim made from?
A velvet piped trim runs around the seam, framing the design and giving the edge a neat, finished line.
Country of origin