The Strata cushion in Ember carries a fringe detail along its edge, and that small finish is what makes it more than a plain square. Ember is a warm, burnt tone, somewhere between rust and deep terracotta, and on a cushion it works as a point of warmth in a scheme built from neutrals. The fringe catches the light and adds a soft edge, so the cushion has some movement in it without any pattern at all.
We have the facts that matter for planning. This is the de Le Cuona Strata Cushion with Fringe Detail, reference STR5C, in the colour Ember. It measures 55 cm in width, and it is sold each, so you can buy one or build a group to suit the piece it sits on. We do not have details of the filling, the fibre content of the cover or the finish to quote, so please ask us for those before you order if they affect your choice, particularly if you need a removable cover or a specific fill.
We would use Ember on a sofa in a neutral sitting room, where a pair set at either end, with a plainer cushion between, gives the group some rhythm. It also suits an armchair in a bedroom, or the foot of a bed layered over pale linen. Pairing it with oatmeal, stone and soft grey keeps the warmth deliberate. We would also try it against a deep blue or green, where the rust tone comes forward.
At 55 cm, this is a generous cushion, so check it against the width of the seat or the bed before you buy, and allow for the depth of the piece it sits on. Keep it away from strong direct sun, which will soften a warm colour over time. Plump it regularly, and brush the fringe gently to keep it lying neatly. Ask us for care instructions before you attempt any cleaning.
