Description
The Serenity cushion carries a printed tropical garden across a cotton velvet face: peacocks perched among palms and dense foliage, framed by pale domed pavilions on a near-black ground. The greens run from deep bottle to bright leaf, with the birds picked out in blue, and the whole scene sits on a rectangular pad measuring 40 by 60cm. The face is 100% cotton velvet, so the print has the soft, light-catching depth that only a woven pile gives.
A 40 by 60cm rectangle is the bolster-style shape that anchors the front of a made-up bed or fills the corner of a sofa without disappearing into it. The pattern is busy and dark-grounded, which makes it a good foil for plainer cushions in a single flat colour: set it against solid greens, deep blues or a warm cream and it does the decorative work while the others sit quiet. It suits a room that already leans towards colour rather than one built around neutrals.
The reverse is a plain midnight-blue velvet, so the cushion reads two ways depending on which face you turn out, and the edge is finished with a piped trim in the same dark blue, which gives the seam a defined line and helps the shape hold. Being cotton throughout, the velvet has a natural, matt-leaning lustre rather than a synthetic shine. It works on its own as a single accent or paired front-and-back with plainer velvets in the same blue and green family.
Specification
| Material |
100% cotton velvet |
| Design |
Printed tropical garden with peacocks; plain midnight-blue reverse |
| Construction |
Piped edge |
| Size |
40 x 60cm |
| Colour |
Midnight |
Frequently Asked
What is the cushion made from?
The cover is 100% cotton velvet, printed on the front with the tropical garden design and plain midnight blue on the reverse.
Can I use either side facing out?
Yes. The printed peacock face and the plain midnight-blue velvet reverse are both finished, so you can turn out whichever suits the room.
What size is this cushion?
It is a rectangular 40 by 60cm cushion, the longer bolster-style shape that works well at the front of a bed or in a sofa corner.
What does the piped edge do?
The piping is a corded trim run into the seam in matching dark blue. It gives the edge a defined line and helps the cushion keep its shape.
What colours are in the print?
The design sits on a near-black ground in layered greens, with cream pavilions and peacocks picked out in blue, so it reads as a rich, deep-toned scene.