de Le Cuona | Chukka Cushion with Hunter Panel – Tusk/Flax

The Chukka cushion with Hunter panel in Tusk and Flax is a considered, understated piece. It pairs two close neutrals, a warm tusk and a softer flax, in a panelled arrangement, so the interest comes from the join between the two cloths rather than from any bold pattern. At 50 cm square it is a generous size, large enough to sit properly against the back of a sofa or an armchair and still read as a deliberate part of the scheme.

The facts we have are these. The cushion is made by de Le Cuona, reference CHU2PC, and is sold each. It measures 50 cm in width. The record we hold does not give the fibre content, the filling, the depth, the finish or where it is made, so we will not state any of them. If you need the exact composition, the pad type or the care instructions before ordering, ask us and we will confirm them with the maker so you have the full picture before it goes into a room.

We tend to use a cushion like this in pairs or small groups rather than alone. On a linen or wool sofa, two Chukka cushions set towards the corners give quiet structure without competing with the upholstery. On a bed, one or two in front of plain white linen add a tonal layer at the head. We would pair them with a deeper cushion in a darker stone, a bouclé in oatmeal, or a single accent in a muted green, and keep any pattern very restrained.

Because this is an accessory, there is no assembly or fixing, but a few notes on placing it. Check the cushion against the seat depth of your sofa or chair, since a 50 cm cushion works best where there is room to sit it upright. Before you place it, plump it and set it on its corner for a relaxed line, or square for a more tailored one. For care, follow the maker's label, and until we have confirmed it, we would avoid washing it and would spot-clean gently.