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Fusion 'Strata' Luxe Velvet Filled Cushion in Green - Size: 43 cm x 43 cm
Fusion
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen Birdity Absurdity Soft Touch Velvet Blue Filled Cushion
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen 'Down the Dilly' Soft Touch Velvet Filled Cushion in Blue - Size: 43 cm x 43 cm
Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen
furn. Heya Home Daisy Polyester Filled Cushion – Retro Flower Power Tufted Cotton Decorative Pillow (Mellow Yellow –…
Mykonos Striped Cushion. Nautical Stripes in Marine Blue & White. Beachut, Yacht & Seaside Home Accessory. 17x17
Cute Tiger Custom Name Square Filled Cushion Throw Pillow Sofa Bed Home Decor Zip Washable UK Made
Nautical Cotton Ticking Stripe Cushion. Inspired Charcoal Grey & Bright White Design. 17x17
Paoletti Henley Warm Taupe Velvet Jacquard Cushion - Size: 50 x 50 cm - Multi - Wilko
Paoletti
Velosso Palermo Chenille Grey Filled Cushion 43 x 43cm 2 Pack - Wilko
Velosso
Living And Home Light Gray Thickened Faux Rabbit Fur Knitted Sofa Cushion Cover/sofa Throw, 150Cm W X 90Cm D
Living And Home
Paisley Cushion Case, Rectangle Cushion, Recycled Materials Accent Vintage Textile Tropical Decor
Paoletti Palm Grove Velvet Jacquard Fern Cushion in Burnt Orange - Size: 50 cm x 50 cm
Paoletti
Paoletti Savoy Stripe Velvet Cushion in Burgundy - Size: 50 cm x 50 cm
Paoletti
Laura Ashley Parterre Seaspray Blue Cushion Handmade With The Original Cotton/Linen Fabric, Size 16
Cushions: Your essential buying guide
For most sofas, medium square cushions are a flexible choice, while larger cushions can make deep seats feel cosier. Smaller cushions work well for layering or adding colour without overwhelming the sofa. Check the product dimensions and compare them with your seat depth and existing cushions before choosing.
It depends on the feel you prefer. Fibre-filled cushions are often chosen for everyday softness and easy plumping, while feather or down-filled options can feel softer and more mouldable. Foam or firmer fillings may suit shoppers who want more structured support.
Removable covers can be useful if the cushion will be used often, especially in living rooms, bedrooms or busy family spaces. They make it easier to care for the outer fabric, but always check the care instructions, as some covers may be spot clean or dry clean only.
Start with colours already in the room, such as curtains, rugs, artwork or bedding. Neutral cushions are easy to blend, while patterned or textured cushions can add contrast. For a pulled-together look, repeat one or two colours across different cushion shapes or fabrics.
The right number depends on the furniture size and the look you want. A compact armchair may only need one cushion, while a sofa or bed can take several in different sizes. Leave enough clear seating space so the cushions feel comfortable rather than cluttered.
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Cushions are one of the simplest ways to change the feel of a room, but the best choice depends on where they will sit, how they will be used and the style you want to create. Use this guide to compare practical details before you buy.
For a sofa, look for cushions that balance comfort with scale. Larger cushions can soften deep seating, while smaller designs are useful for adding colour or pattern without taking over the space.
For beds, cushions are often more decorative, so layering different sizes can help create a finished look. On armchairs, a single cushion can add back support or make the chair feel more inviting.
Square cushions are versatile and easy to arrange, making them a common choice for sofas and beds. Rectangular cushions can offer extra lower-back support, while round or shaped designs are better for adding a decorative accent.
If comfort matters most, compare the filling and firmness as well as the outer fabric. A cushion that looks right but feels too flat, too firm or too bulky may not work well for everyday use.
Fabric choice affects both appearance and practicality. Smooth cotton or linen-look covers can feel relaxed and understated, while velvet, bouclé, faux fur or embroidered designs can add texture and depth.
If the cushion will be used daily, check whether the cover is removable and read the care instructions. Decorative trims, tassels and embellishments can look attractive, but may need more careful handling.
Neutral cushions are useful if you want a calm, flexible base. To add interest, introduce one stronger colour or a pattern that picks up tones already used elsewhere in the room.
Mixing plain, patterned and textured cushions can look considered without feeling too matched. Keep the palette limited if you want a coordinated result, or choose contrasting colours for a bolder update.
Before deciding, look at the listed dimensions, cover material, filling, closure type and whether the cushion includes the inner pad. Some products are sold as complete cushions, while others may require a separate pad.
On ShopSmarty, you can compare cushion options across available offers and narrow your shortlist by the details that matter to your room, from size and colour to material and style.
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