Linen Throw Pillow Cover | Decorative Sofa Cushion Cover for Bedroom, Living Room & Outdoor, 35x35 to 50x50cm, 4 Designs

A plain woven linen cushion cover in four subtly different weaves and neutral tones — the sort of cushion that does its work quietly. Pattern dates and colour commits you; texture does neither, which is why a linen cover in a natural tone still looks right on a sofa five years and two redecorations later.

Four sizes, from a small 35 x 35 cm through to a substantial 50 x 50 cm. That range matters more than it sounds: a sofa styled properly uses at least two sizes, with the larger cushions at the outer corners and the smaller ones layered in front. Buy a pair of 50s and a pair of 40s and you have a professionally styled sofa for the price of four covers. Linen is the right fabric for something that gets leaned on daily — stronger than cotton, breathable, and it softens rather than pilling. Supplied as covers, so the inserts stay put and only the covers go through the wash, and they work indoors on a bed or sofa and outdoors on a garden bench or balcony chair.

Why you'll love it

• Four sizes — 35, 40, 45 and 50 cm, so you can layer two sizes for a properly styled sofa.
• Four woven designs — subtle texture differences rather than competing patterns.
• Texture, not pattern — never dates and never commits the room to a colour.
• Durable linen — stronger than cotton, breathable, and softens with use.
• Covers only — keep the inserts and wash the covers.
• Indoor and outdoor — sofas and beds, garden benches and balcony chairs.

Details

• Material: woven linen
• Sizes: 35 × 35, 40 × 40, 45 × 45, 50 × 50 cm
• Designs: 4 weaves
• Supplied: cover only (insert not included)
• Care: gentle machine wash; line dry; iron on a low heat if desired
• Ideal for: sofas and armchairs, beds and bedrooms, living rooms, garden benches, balconies, reading corners

Styling tip — odd numbers, two sizes, one texture. Five cushions on a three-seat sofa in two sizes and one fabric will always look better than six cushions in four different patterns, which is the mistake most sofas suffer from.