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Geometric Cushions

See your space from new angles with our geometric cushion covers.

Whether you’re into clean simple lines, boho diamond tufts, ‘70s retro swirls or the glamour of glistening art deco prints – our geometric cushions bring shape and character to any space. Choose from a rich selection of patterns and signature designs, available in a range of neutrals, muted tones and bold metallic brights. Shop the collection.

From snuggling up with a soft tufted weave to leaving your guests gobsmacked with lustrous metallic designs – there’s no end to the looks you can create with our geometric cushions collection. Many of our designs are hand-drawn or painted at our Yorkshire studio. We’ve been perfecting the cushion-making process for over thirty years, giving us the confidence to say that no-one does it quite like us.

 

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From sophisticated pinstripes to gently leaning arcs, razor-sharp points and dramatic zig zags to kaleidoscopic explosions of colour and shape – our geometric cushions will bring a fresh angle to all manner of interiors. Delve deep in a boho dream with sumptuous tufts and swinging tassels, embrace opulence with sleek lines in cut velvet detailing, or go all-out with abstract waves and metallic Art Deco prints.

Love thinking outside the box? Check out our full selection of geometric home furnishings, from soft and shapely bedding sets to luxury geometric cushions, as well as a whole host of beautifully formed home accessories.

If you’re in need of some interiors inspiration, our blog is packed full of handy guides and expert design tips – from our advice on buying cushion covers and inner pads to our suggestions on creating a timeless decor scheme.

How to choose geometric cushions

Geometric designs are no stranger to interior stardom, and have been popping up in trendy contemporary homes as far back as the early 1900s. Even the Ancient Greeks and Romans liked a dash of geometrics in their lives, with hypnotic meanders and Greek key shapes adorning decorative pottery, mosaics and architecture. Nowadays, it’s hard to keep up with the sheer number of patterns and designs available.

The main thing to keep in mind when choosing geometric cushions is that you’re going to need to strike a balance. The pronounced lines and shapes in geometric patterns can often feel intense, so it’s important to use them wisely and selectively in your space. Living amidst a bunch of clashing geometric patterns might sound like a fun time, but this will cause the impact of each individual pattern to become watered down.

The easiest way to achieve a well-balanced scheme is to choose one geometric shape and use it as a recurring motif throughout your space. You might use your square coffee table as a launching pad for a sophisticated box-based scheme, or take inspiration from your round clock or mirror for a scandi-style scheme grounded in curved lines.

How to style geometric cushions

We’ve already covered the basics that go into a successful geometric scheme, but it really can’t be stressed enough how endless the styling options are. While the look is associated more with off-the-wall contemporary spaces, geometric patterns can have a place in even the most quaint and traditional of designs.

If you’re working with a traditional, country or rustic-styled space, there’s plenty of room to introduce a jazzy pattern or two while staying true to your original look. Just remember that the patterns are there to accentuate your space and not the other way around, so try not to get too carried away. Stick with neutral cream, grey and beige geometric cushions to keep things suitably subtle, or branch out slightly with a dusty blue or pastel pink option.

If you’re working with a monochromatic space or one that’s largely neutral, the introduction of a strikingly angular or swirlingly abstract pattern can bring buckets of energy to your space. Choose an eye-catching pattern like basketweave, waves or herringbone, and complement it with subtle continuations of the motif elsewhere. Match your pattern with a throw, bedding or even a statement wall if you’re feeling brave.