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de Le Cuona | Cape Cushion with Braided Cord Trim – Frost
de Le Cuona | Cape Cushion with Braided Cord Trim – Frost
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The Cape cushion is a plain, well-made scatter cushion finished with a braided cord trim running around its edge. The trim is the point of it. Without it, a cushion in a colour as quiet as Frost can disappear into a sofa; with it, the outline of the cushion is drawn in relief, and the cord casts a small, soft shadow along each seam. It is a pale, cool shade, closer to a washed stone than to white. We tend to use it where a room needs definition but not pattern.
The cushion measures 50 cm and is sold by the each, so you can build a group at your own pace rather than committing to a pair. We would not want to state more about the filling or the face cloth than we have in front of us, so please ask us for the full specification if you need it for a particular project. The colour is Frost, the reference is CP6CC, and it comes from de Le Cuona, a house we turn to for its restraint and for the way its colours sit comfortably alongside one another.
We would put two or three of these along the back of a sofa in a living room where the upholstery is a mid or deep tone, so that the pale cushions lift the arrangement without announcing themselves. On a bed, a single Frost cushion in front of the pillows, layered with something softer in texture, gives a tidy finish. A window seat is another good home for one, set against the corner where the light falls. For pairing, we like it with oatmeal linens, smoky blues and dark timber.
A practical note for placing the cushion in a room: because the trim is a fixed detail, we suggest putting the cushion where the cord will be seen, with the seam facing outwards rather than turned into the back of a seat. If you are mixing several sizes, place the 50 cm cushion at the rear and bring smaller ones forward. Keep it away from strong direct sun for long periods, as pale colours show wear and handling more readily than darker ones, and plump it by hand to keep the corners sharp.
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