Description
The Opulence cushion is a plain velvet square in a warm rust-orange the supplier calls Sunset, finished with a neat piped edge that runs all the way round. There is no pattern to compete with: the appeal here is the pile itself, which catches and softens the light so the same cushion reads deeper in one corner and brighter in another as you move past it. It measures 55 by 55cm, a generous square that holds its shape when propped and gives a sofa or bed real presence rather than disappearing into the upholstery.
A cushion this size earns its place at the back of a three-seat sofa, layered in a pair against the arms, or stood at the head of a bed behind smaller scatter cushions. The rich sunset tone sits happily against neutral linens and greys, and works as the warm note in a scheme built around earthy or terracotta shades. Because it is a single plain colour it mixes easily with patterned pieces, letting a bolder print elsewhere in the room do the talking while this fills in and grounds it.
The cover is 100% polyester velvet, which gives that dense, even pile and keeps the colour strong wash after wash. It closes with a hidden zip, so the seam stays clean and the cover comes off easily when it needs freshening. The piped trim gives the edges definition and helps the square hold its form over time. It is made in the UK. For a coordinated look, this plain velvet sits comfortably alongside patterned cushions in the same warm palette.
Specification
| Material |
100% polyester velvet |
| Design |
Plain, minimalist |
| Construction |
Piped edge, hidden zip closure |
| Size |
55x55cm |
| Country of origin |
United Kingdom |
| Material |
100% polyester velvet |
Frequently Asked
What is the cover made from?
The cover is 100% polyester velvet, which gives a dense, soft pile that holds its colour well and feels smooth to the touch.
How big is this cushion?
It is a 55 by 55cm square, a generous size that suits the back of a sofa or the head of a bed rather than a small scatter cushion.
Does the cover come off?
Yes, there is a hidden zip along one edge so the cover can be removed easily, keeping the seam neat and unobtrusive.
What is the piped edge for?
The piped trim runs around all four sides to define the edges and help the cushion hold its square shape over time.
Will the colour work with a patterned room?
As a single plain rust-orange, it mixes easily with prints and sits well against neutral, earthy or terracotta schemes.