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Cushions

Because you can never have enough cushions!

Some don’t see much in an empty sofa or bed, but we see piles of styling potential. Make your space uniquely yours with our selection of stunning scatter cushions, featuring irresistibly soft fabrics and our finest signature designs. From majestic wild animals to lush jungle florals, retro geometrics to surreal abstract prints – explore stunning cushions for sale in a range of spectacular shades. Shop the collection.

Our signature artwork is hand-crafted onsite at our Yorkshire design studio! Hours of work by our talented in-house artists go into each drawing and painting, before being transferred to the finest of plush fabrics. Once cut, our cushions are sewn, filled and shipped out to transform your home. We’ve been honing our craft for over 30 years, giving us the confidence to say that no-one does cushions quite like us.

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Cushions at Furn.com

From simple plain cushions to luxurious piped velvets and the most entrancing of exotic designs – we make scatter cushions for every style of home. Whether you want layers for your living room, blissful comfort for your bed or need a weather-resistant statement for your outdoor space – find your perfect match among our plush pile of large scatter cushions.

Snuggle into a super soft selection of faux fur, bouclé and tufted fabric finishes; or take a deep dive into flourishing florals, funky geometrics and intricate animal designs. Bring swathes of softness to your bed with our luxuriously large designs, or create a conversation-starting sofa with some statement printed designs.

Craving a cushion crash-course? Head over to our inspiration blog for a full spread of expert guides and top styling tips. Learn how to wash your velvet cushion covers, or check out our expert advice on choosing the right cushions for your home.

How to choose the perfect cushion

While it might sound simple, there’s a surprising amount of thought that goes into choosing the right cushions for your home. Before you start browsing our endless range of designs, it’s important to decide on the type of cushion you need and the purpose it will serve in your home. Our collection features sleeping pillows and large cushion shams for the bedroom, scatter cushions and floor cushions for maximising comfort, and weather-resistant outdoor cushions for upgrading your garden space.

If you’re buying cushions purely for comfort, chances are you’re going to be sitting or laying on them quite a lot. In this case, it’s best to avoid delicate embellishments like beading, tassels and embroidery. For those seeking more of a style statement, feel free to experiment, but keep in mind that your chosen design should complement the rest of your current decor. Measure your sofa or bed to find the perfect cushion cover size, and start thinking about what cushion filling is right for you.

How to arrange cushions on a sofa or bed

Once you’ve found your dream cushions, it’s time to start thinking about how to display them in your home. When arranging cushions on your bed, getting your size ratios right is central to preventing your bed from looking overwhelmed or underdressed. A good rule of thumb for a cosy bed cushion display is to use two sleeping pillows per head in your bed. That’s two sleeping pillows for a single bed, and four for anything bigger. This will set a solid foundation for the more decorative side of your display.

After you’ve laid down a base of sleeping pillows, you can start decorating to your heart’s content. Place two large cushions behind your pillows if you’d rather hide your headboard, and then get started on styling. Place larger decorative cushions towards the back of your arrangement, and work your way outwards so that your smallest piece is at the front. If you’re unsure of how to round off your display, round cushions bring a playful touch and work great as a crowning jewel in any cushion arrangement.

When deciding on how to arrange cushions on a sofa, striking the right balance between comfort and style should be your top priority. Make sure to choose a few plain options that don’t include any delicate details, and use these as comfort-focused pieces to rest your head and support your back. Once you’ve got a base of durable cushions to rest on, you can dial up the style with tassels, fringes and tufted fabric designs.

How to clean cushions

No cushion lasts forever without picking up its fair share of stains and blemishes. If you’re unsure of how to clean your scatter cushions, it can be easy to make mistakes that leave your accessories looking faded, shrunk or otherwise damaged.

The first step in successfully cleaning a cushion is finding out what fabric it’s made from. Our designer cushions are made using all sorts of different fabrics and embellishments, many of which require unique cleaning methods. Because of this, the best approach to cleaning is to follow the instructions on the care label attached to your cushion.

While our durable outdoor cushions only need regular wiping with water and a mild detergent, more delicate fabrics like silk may require professional dry cleaning. The main thing to keep in mind is that every cushion is different, so it’s important to carefully follow your product’s care instructions for the best results.

When it comes to general cleaning tips, always remove the inner pad from its cushion cover to ensure a thorough clean. Most of our cushions come equipped with an easy-to-use zip closure, so you shouldn’t have any problem separating them out. Give your cushions a good shake, and vacuum to remove loose dirt and debris from the fabric’s surface. You might need to pre-treat with a stain remover if you’re battling a particularly stubborn stain.