Scatter Box Yara Cushion
Soft bouclé cushion with a clean, tailored finish, perfect for adding texture and depth to sofas, armchairs or beds. Pairs with matching Yara curtains for a coordinated contemporary look.
Material: 100% Polyester
Filling: Feather Filled
Care Instructions: Dry Clean Only, Remove inner filling before washing
Dimensions: W43cm x L43cm
Features:
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Soft bouclé fabric for a cosy, textured finish
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Clean, tailored edges for a polished, contemporary look
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Great for layering on sofas, armchairs or beds
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Adds depth, texture and character to modern interiors
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Matching Yara curtains available for a coordinated scheme
The Scatter Box Yara Cushion is an easy way to add texture and relaxed sophistication to your space. Made from a soft bouclé fabric, it has a tactile, inviting feel that instantly makes sofas, armchairs and beds look more styled and comfortable.
Its clean, tailored finish keeps the look contemporary and polished, so it works just as well in modern living rooms as in cosy snug areas or bedrooms. Use it as a statement piece on its own or layer it with plain and patterned cushions to add depth and interest.
For a fully coordinated look, pair the Yara cushion with the matching Yara eyelet curtains, tying the texture and style across your room.
Our feather filled cushions provide durable, long lasting comfort and support as long as they are kept fluffed. More common fibre filled cushions quickly flatten, losing their support and shape, needing to be replaced more frequently and costing you more money in the long run.
We make every effort to ensure our photographs and videos give you an accurate picture of the colour of each cushion. However lighting conditions out of our control, such as the amount of natural light, or the colour of bulbs used, can have an impact on how each cushion looks in your room.
Please Note: Each product is hand crafted and made individually – the position of the design is a random cut which is slightly different to what is pictured and measurements are approximated.
