A large-scale cushion cover in deep burgundy with a fine, repeating square pattern woven into the fabric. The pattern is tight and geometric, creating texture without busy detail, and the warm terracotta-red ground gives it weight and presence on a sofa or bed. At 60 × 60 cm, it sits as a statement piece rather than a scatter cushion, anchoring a neutral palette or balancing other rich tones.
The pattern and how it reads
The square grid is woven in, not printed, so you feel the slight relief of the raised motif under your hand.
The colour is a true burgundy, closer to brick red than wine, warm rather than cool, with enough saturation to hold its own against charcoal, oatmeal or deep green.
The repeat is small and consistent, so the overall effect is ordered and calm, with no dominant focal point pulling the eye.
It works as a grounding layer in minimalist schemes or as a tonal accent in boho or traditional interiors where pattern on pattern is part of the language.
Fabric and hand feel
The cover is woven cotton with a mid-weight body, substantial enough to keep its shape on a full inner, with a slight textural grip rather than a smooth, slippery finish. The raised square pattern adds a subtle dimensional quality that catches light at different angles, giving the surface quiet movement without shine.
Construction and fit
It measures 60 × 60 cm, designed for a 60 cm inner pad (not included). The seams are straight and the corners tailored, so it sits neatly rather than puckering or sagging at the edges.
Styling and placement
This size works as a central anchor on a deep sofa, a floor cushion against a low bench, or layered on a bed as part of a textured arrangement. The burgundy tone pairs well with warm neutrals (camel, sand, cream), earthy greens, or darker wood furniture, and holds its own without needing a matching set. Use it alone as a statement or alongside plains and smaller-scale patterns for layered interest.
Care
Machine wash at 30°C …
region of manufacture: India
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