Elevate your home decor with the timeless sophistication of our Buff cushion – the perfect warm neutral that seamlessly blends with any interior design style. Handcrafted in Melbourne, this soft cotton-look throw pillow features a subtle texture and tonal depth that makes it a standout choice for modern, coastal, or minimalist spaces.
What makes Buff unique is its versatility: choose between the bold elegance of an oxblood brush fringe (a rich burgundy-brown tone) or opt for a classic look with matching ribbed or self-piping. Whether you’re updating your cushion covers for a seasonal refresh or planning a full room makeover, Buff adds warmth and depth without overpowering your existing palette.
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Perfect as a hero piece or as part of a layered cushions arrangement for your sofa, bed, or reading nook. Looking for some more colour? Try our Lipstick Cushion here.
| Size | 50 x 50 |
|---|---|
| Style | Ox Blood Fringe, Self Piping |
$149.00



The perfect warm neutral, Buff is an understated classic with just the right amount of depth. Crafted from a soft-to-touch cotton-look fabric, this cushion is all about texture and tone. The deep oxblood brush fringe (think rich burgundy with a hint of brown) adds a sophisticated edge. Handcrafted in Melbourne, Buff is available in 3 options.
Please note: Each cushion is custom-made to order and may take up to 2 weeks to arrive.
Sustainability is at the heart of this collection. The standard sizing of the collection means you can reuse your existing inserts, or if you don’t quite have the right size you can purchase them with your cushions.
Feather inserts are always my preference. They settle beautifully, hold their shape, and give you that relaxed, slightly imperfect finish that makes a room feel considered rather than overly styled. They’re also far more comfortable, which matters more than people expect. Fibre inserts have their place. They’re more affordable, lower maintenance, and a good option if allergies are a concern. But they do tend to sit a little firmer and can lose their shape more quickly, which means they rarely achieve that same soft, lived-in feel.