Orange Cushions

Orange cushions are perfect for injecting character and comfort into your home. For a cosy, autumnal feel, pair burnt orange cushions with other earthy tones like rich browns and deep greens. This creates a grounded, nature-inspired look that works beautifully in living rooms or bedrooms with dark wood furniture. If you're looking for a brighter, more playful vibe, opt for vibrant coral or clementine cushions and pair them with bold reds, yellows, or even pinks to mimic the soothing palette of a summer sunset.

When it comes to fabrics, orange cushions in velvet or faux wool add texture and depth, making them a versatile choice for any space. Try layering different shades of orange together to create visual interest — mixing bright, citrus tones with more muted rust or terracotta hues can prevent your space from feeling flat. You can also introduce patterns like geometric designs or animal prints to add personality and fun to your décor.

Orange is a surprisingly adaptable colour that pairs well with many shades. Try combining it with dark greens for a sophisticated, nature-inspired look, or mix orange with pinks, reds, and yellows to create a bold, summery palette. For outdoor spaces, our UV-resistant orange cushions bring year-round colour, adding a fresh and invigorating touch to your garden furniture.

Looking for more expert design advice? Check out our cushion size guide to guarantee the perfect fit, and read our cushion filling guide to find the best cushion inners for ultimate comfort.

orange cushion FAQs:

what styles of orange cushions do you offer?

Our orange cushion collection features a variety of styles, from geometric patterns to solid colours, in fabrics like velvet, faux fur, and water-resistant options for outdoor use.

can I use orange cushions outdoors?

Yes, we offer a range of orange outdoor cushions made with UV-resistant and water-repellent materials, so your garden can stay stylish all year round.

how do I style orange cushions in a living room?

Pair orange cushions with earthy tones like brown or green for a warming, autumnal vibe, or combine them with reds and yellows for a vibrant, summery look. Mixing textures like cotton, velvet and faux fur can also bring depth and visual interest to any cushion arrangement.

what colours go well with orange cushions?

Orange pairs beautifully with deep greens, browns, and neutral tones for an earthy, sophisticated look. For a bolder palette, mix orange with red, yellow, or pink to bring a lively burst of energy to your living space.

how do I clean my orange cushions?

Many of our cushions come with removable covers that can be machine-washed, and you can find specific maintenance guidelines on each product page. Always check the care label for specific cleaning instructions to ensure your cushions stay vibrant and fresh.

are orange cushions good for neutral interiors?

Yes! Orange cushions are a great way to add a pop of colour to neutral interiors. Pairing them with shades like beige, cream, or grey helps to create an inviting atmosphere while maintaining a sense of balance and sophistication.

what size orange cushions should I choose for my sofa?

For larger sofas, you can mix various sizes like 55x55cm square cushions and smaller accent cushions for a layered effect. On smaller sofas, it's best to keep it simple with one or two medium-sized cushions to prevent the space from feeling overcrowded.

can I mix orange cushions with other patterned cushions?

Definitely! Mixing orange cushions with patterns like florals, geometrics, or animal motifs creates endless visual interest. Just make sure that the colours complement each other to avoid unsightly clashing.

what's the best way to layer orange cushions?

Start with larger, solid-coloured cushions at the back and layer smaller, patterned or textured cushions in front. This creates depth and gives your cushion arrangement a curated, balanced feel.

how can I use orange cushions to brighten up a small space?

Orange cushions are perfect for small spaces because they add warmth and energy without overwhelming the room. Opt for brighter shades like tangerine or clementine and pair them with light neutrals to create a cheerful, open feel.