Choosing the Perfect Cushions for Your Sofa

Retiring to your sofa at the end of the day, curling up to watch a movie or sharing a glass of wine with friends, it seems to be a sofa is a real focal point of our living space. Introducing cushions to the scene can have a real impact of the overall look and feel of our living rooms. 

Here is our ultimate guide on how to style a sofa using gorgeous, plumpsious, textured cushions.

How to Choose a Sofa Cushion?

Ideally, you want your sofa cushions to complement your existing decor. If for example you were searching for grey sofa cushion ideas, you have many options to choose from. Having a neutral colour as a base gives you the freedom to experiment with colour and texture with you cushions. We suggest yellows, burnt oranges or even pinks all compliment each other. Pick out key colours in other accessories such as rugs, lampshades or artwork. 

Colour Phycology

Picking the right colours and textures can make all the difference to the look and feel of your home.

How many Cushions Should I have on my Sofa?

There is no rule stating how many cushions you should have on your sofa, it just comes down the size and shape. Try experimenting, opting for large cushions may mean less is more.

Two seater sofas are perfect for pairs, try styling in two’s our fours spreading them across the sofa or two on either side. 

Should Cushions on a Sofa Match?

This is all down to personal preference and really does depend on the look and feel you are trying to achieve. If you are looking to uplift your living room, choose bold colours contrasting colours that really pop. If you are looking for cushions on a comfort level four cushions of similar colours may be the right choice. 

 

Here at Pretty Linen we create beautiful handmade cushions suitable for every home. With striking quality linen for longevity, in an array of stunning colours. Our summer collection focused on a neutral colour pallet, from crisp whites to muted browns and patterns such as gingham to add country chic. 

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