Cockatoo Cushion - Blue Bird Decorative Scatter Cushion - Square - 50cm

Start by considering the size of your furniture. For sofas, medium cushions (45-50cm) work great, while larger cushions (55-60cm) add more impact. On a bed, a mix of sizes—like 50cm squares for a cozy look—often works best. Don’t be afraid to experiment and layer for extra comfort and style!

It depends on your existing decor!

If your space already has lots of colour or patterns, a set of plain cushions can balance it out.

If your room feels a little too simple, patterned cushions add personality and style.

Mixing both is also a great way to create interest and texture!

For durability, fabrics like linen, cotton, and velvet are great choices. Macrame and Crochet Cushions are also long lasting.

Linen is breathable and gets softer over time, while cotton is sturdy and easy to clean.

Velvet is luxurious but can be a bit more delicate.

Macrame and Crochet are sturdy but care should be taken when washing them.

Always check the care instructions to make sure which cushion fits your lifestyle!

The rule of thumb is to start with two cushions per seat on a sofa, and layer in more if you’d like a cozy, relaxed look.

For beds, start with a couple of larger cushions at the back, and add smaller ones in front for a layered, inviting feel.

The key is balance—too few and it feels empty, too many and it can look cluttered.

Absolutely! Mixing colours is a fun way to add depth and personality to your space.

To keep things cohesive, pick a colour palette that complements your room’s existing tones.

You can go for contrasting colours for a bold look or stay within the same colour family for a more harmonious feel.