The Decorative Thistle Blues Rectangle Cushion Laura B Interiors
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Wolf & Badger
The Decorative Thistle Blues Rectangle Cushion Laura B Interiors
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Description
Celebrating the individuality of wildflowers that grow in England and a floral symbol of Scotland, this beautiful design sources nature as its muse. Hand-drawn and printed on luxurious velvet in the UK, THE DECORATIVE THISTLE depicts the delicate wildflowers and the beauty of the patterns formed through vines and leaves. Available in two unique colourways: Calm Blues and Brights.
Our Stylist Says
I love the Thistle Blues cushion for its vibrant, intricate pattern and rich colour palette, making it a real statement piece. It works beautifully in both eclectic and traditional interiors, adding a splash of personality to sofas or beds without overwhelming the space. Practical styling tips include layering it with neutral cushions to let the design pop, or pairing it with textures like velvet or linen for added depth. Its size and eye-catching print make it versatile enough to work in relaxed lounges or sophisticated bedrooms, bringing a touch of visual interest and colour wherever you place it.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on Wolf & Badger's website here
About Wolf & Badger
Global Reach and Ethical Focus
Since its inception with a boutique in Notting Hill, Wolf & Badger has expanded to a significant online presence and flagship stores in London's King's Cross, New York, and Los Angeles. This growth mirrors their vision of building a community of ethical brands and conscious consumers.
Award-Winning Sustainable Practices
In 2021, Wolf & Badger's efforts in sustainable retailing were recognized with awards like Drapers Sustainable Retailer of the Year and Marie Claire's Best Ethical Retailer. Their commitment to making business a force for good is further solidified by becoming the first B Corp certified marketplace in the UK.
