Four Cushion Combinations to Change Up Your Bedding
Look One: Play with Statement Colours
For a bit of a statement, we’re going to choose accessories that highlight the contrasting colours in our quilt cover. Start with our Joison design — an eye-catching green floral — as the focal point. Next, layer in cushions that bring out the small colour pops in the floral print; a simple hack for removing the guesswork when styling contrasting colours.
Ostan Cushion in dusty mauve: This gentle pop of colour highlights the playful blooms in our Joison quilt cover — for a gentle yet lively injection of colour.
Tami Bolster Cushion in ebony: This choice adds a neutral background to the lively greens, giving your eye a place to rest.
Abbotson Linen Square Cushion in raisin: For a touch of earthiness and depth, our Abbotson Linen square cushion in raisin grounds the floral patterns, tying in with any wooden furniture or natural elements in the room.
Look Two: Embrace Tonal Colours
If you're a fan of subtlety and gentle layering, styling with tonal shades is for you. For this look, we’re focusing on colours that complement the base of our quilt cover, rather than the smaller details.
Alber Cushion in grove: A slightly deeper shade of green than the base of our Joison quilt cover, Alber brings depth to our look.
Beechwood Breakfast Cushion in white: Beechwood brings a pop of texture to your look, finished in a crisp white shade that brings a fresh airiness to this combination.
Neo Breakfast Cushion in canvas: Maintaining the soft and muted colour scheme of this look with another neutral shade. Tonal layering is about blending rather than contrasting, capturing a serene and sophisticated look.
Look Three: Combine Cool & Warm
For 2025, maximalism is here to stay. We’re talking colour, pattern and texture — and lots of it. Unexpected combinations reign supreme in this optimistic trend, achieved through a healthy amount of layering. When it comes to styling maximalism in the bedroom, think mismatched sheets, printed pillowcases and complementary cushions. Throw in a statement side table, rug or bed head and you’re well on your way to the eclectic bedroom of your dreams. In fact, according to Pinterest Predicts, searches for phrases like eclectic maximalism and eclectic apartment are up by more than 200% – 600% respectively. We love this trend not only for its bright and joyful feel, but because it lends itself to more opportunities for self-expression in our homes.
According to Elle Décor, interior designers are prioritising personal expression more than ever. After all, doesn’t it make sense that our homes should reflect our personalities? Whether it’s through one-of-a-kind pieces or unique styling choices, we’re seeing a rise in interiors that fit into our lifestyles and personal taste, rather than chasing a singular aesthetic.
Look Three: Try All White Accessories
For a look that exudes tranquillity and timelessness, try styling all-white accessories. This works fantastically with our Brielle Quilt Cover — a floral design with a crisp white base.
Keena Cushion in sea salt: When styling white on white, look for variations in size and texture. Keena’s geometric stitching adds a striking yet subtle look.
Beechwood Breakfast Cushion in white: Similar to Keena, Beechwood’s textured finish brings a touch of contrast through texture. The addition of a breakfast cushion also introduces a new silhouette to the mix.
Abbotson Linen Square Cushion in flax: This one might be cheating since it’s actually not a shade of white, but we love the natural slub of Abbotson Linen.
Look Four: Dare to Pattern Clash
Playing with patterns may feel more intimidating than other styling methods, but done correctly, it can result in a stunning and eclectic bedroom look.
Sterwell Breakfast Cushion in raisin: For our pattern clash look, we’ve opted to play with different prints and scales. Sterwell’s oversized check creates instant impact, while the large-scale design keeps things from feeling too busy or overwhelming.
Sano Linen Breakfast Cushion in dark denim: On the other end of the spectrum, we’ve opted for a fine stripe with Sano. Much like the delicate linework and bold colours of our Brielle Quilt Cover, this combination of fine stripes and bold checks plays off one another wonderfully.
Ostan Cushion in dusty mauve: The addition of a plain dye cushion gives the eye a place to rest among the pattern play. But of course, we couldn’t resist revisiting that playful pop of colour.
