HAZEL printed cotton velvet cushion with removable cover

A bouquet finds its way into the living room

The table has been cleared, but nobody is in a hurry to leave: a chair is pulled closer and the conversation carries on. The HAZEL printed velvet cushion plays on the depth of its colours and the softness of the velvet to add texture to your sofa, armchair or bed.

Pale flowers and warm-toned foliage form a generous bouquet against a dark background. It is a way to bring a botanical pattern into the room while keeping larger surfaces plain.

Choose a square or rectangle for the space you have

The 45 × 45 cm square gives the design an upright presence. Use it on its own on an armchair or at the front of a sofa arrangement. The 40 × 60 cm rectangle carries the pattern across a wider shape, suiting a bench seat or a position in front of square cushions.

You can mix the two sizes for a more varied arrangement. Before choosing, measure the space on your seat and leave enough room to sit comfortably. On a shallow sofa, one rectangle may be enough; on a generous seat, a square and rectangle create a less uniform line.

Pair velvet with the natural detail of jute

Jute piping gives the printed velvet a naturally textured outline. To accompany the HAZEL design, pick up one bouquet colour in a plain textile: ecru lets the flowers stand out, brown adds warmth and terracotta recalls the foliage.

If your sofa is already colourful, start with one HAZEL cushion and look at the combination before adding another. The picture has enough detail to keep nearby accessories simple.

A removable cover to care for thoughtfully

This is a complete cushion: the 100% cotton cover and 100% polyester filling are supplied together. The zip lets you remove the cover for separate care.

Mamimosa’s tip: clean small stains promptly and air the cushion regularly to space out washes. When the cover needs washing, remove the filling and wash by hand. Avoid tumble drying and iron on the reverse. Wait until the cover is fully dry before working the filling into the corners and closing the zip.