Scatter cushions

Twice a year, we add to our collections with a new set of designs, including a handful of scatter cushions in our latest weaves and colours. You’ll find them all collected together here.

Small square cushions with piped edges and the same fabric front and back – the scatters in this collection are an essential on any and every sofa.

These unpiped cushions are an opportunity to experiment with texture and pattern, be it velvet, printed linen or a British-woven woollen textile. Choose from squares and rectangles, big and small.

Just like Camilla, these cushions have a different fabric on the front and back, so you can have fun playing with colour and texture. Unlike Camilla, they don’t have piping – it’s a simpler look.

Camilla is all about contrast – in colour, in texture, in patterned fabric versus plain – with each side in a different textile and a neat line of piping around the outside.

With their Oxford borders made up in soft and supple Belgian linens, these cushions will bring a relaxed and summery feel wherever and whenever they’re used.

Like Beatrix, our Isabelle cushions are sewn from laidback Belgian linen. We’ve swapped the Oxford border for fringe though, and introduced an extra-long bolster alongside the square designs.

For next-level softness, for adding layer upon layer of inviting texture, for creating a space whose statement is all about comfort, there’s our Tussock sheepskin cushions.

A cushion all about texture, Auburn is woven in the UK using British sheep’s wool in a tactile, two-tone grey geometric. With a little hint of red running through, it’ll also bring a touch of accent colour.

Clementine’s our contemporary, quilted scatter cushion, with a simple stone-coloured border and tonal running stitch quilting that add such a lot of texture without introducing pattern. It’s perfect for bedrooms where you can pair it with the matching bedspread.

Like Clementine, Edie’s a quilted design. But this time, it has a more elaborate, all-white, trellis-like pattern. It’s a cushion that’s all about texture, and it too comes as a matching bedspread as well. 

A design that combines the traditional patterns of Welsh blankets with a contemporary grey and white colour palette and the cosy feel of pure British wool.