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de Le Cuona | Elizabeth Paisley Cushion with Suede Trim – Partridge
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Elizabeth Paisley is a cushion for people who like pattern but want it handled with some restraint. Paisley can easily feel busy or traditional, and here the motif is kept soft and the finish is taken in a more modern direction by the suede trim around the edge. The trim adds a second texture and a clean, defined outline, which stops the pattern from drifting. Partridge is a warm, earthy colourway, the brown-grey of feathers and dry leaves, with enough depth to hold its own against plainer linens and wools around it.
The cushion is sold individually and measures 55 cm in width, a comfortable mid-size that works on most sofas and armchairs without overwhelming them. The design is Elizabeth Paisley, the colourway is Partridge, and the edge is finished with suede trim. We have not been given a composition or a rub count for the cushion, so we would use it as a decorative piece rather than for anything that will take hard wear. If you need the detail of the cloth, ask us and we will find out for you.
We like this cushion on a plain sofa in oatmeal or stone linen, where one patterned cushion in the corner gives the arrangement a focus. It is equally good on a leather armchair, where the suede trim echoes the warmth of the hide, and on a bed, set in front of two plain pillows in a neutral cloth. Partridge pairs naturally with tobacco, olive, soft ochre and deep brown, and it is a good bridge between a patterned curtain and a plain upholstered piece in the same room.
Some practical advice. Suede trim is more sensitive than the cloth, so keep the cushion away from damp, radiators and spills, and avoid leaving it in direct sunlight for long periods, which can fade both cloth and trim. Brush it lightly with a soft brush rather than using water. At 55 cm it suits a seat at least 50 cm deep, so check your sofa before you order. Where you are mixing patterns, we would limit it to one paisley and keep the others plain.
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