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Cushions, covers and table runners: textiles are what changes fastest in a room. This selection brings together cushion covers, decorative cushions and table runners, in velvet, linen and embroidered fabrics.

The cover or the whole cushion

The product pages distinguish between two items. A cushion cover dresses an insert you already own, and comes off for washing. A decorative cushion is used as is, with its filling. The product name tells you which of the two you are choosing.

Velvet, linen and embroidery

Velvet catches the light and gives depth to muted tones. Linen stays matte, slightly irregular, and creases easily: that is what gives it its charm. Embroidered designs carry the whole pattern, so place them on their own, in the center of the sofa, so the motif stays legible.

From the sofa to the table

A table runner often echoes the pattern of a cushion cover: it is the simplest way to link the living room and the dining room. Lay it along the length of the table, leaving the tabletop visible on each side. On a round table, two crossed runners keep the proportions better.

Frequently asked questions

What size cushion cover should I choose?

Measure the cushion you are dressing and choose a cover of the same size, or slightly smaller so the fabric stays taut. Sizes are listed on each product page.

How do I care for a velvet cushion?

Run the soft brush attachment of your vacuum in the direction of the pile. For a fresh stain, dab with a damp white cloth, from the edge toward the center, without rubbing.

How many cushions on a sofa?

Three are enough on a two-seater, five on a large corner sofa. Keep one common material and vary the sizes: the overall look stays calm.