Margot Cushion 40x40cm by 1985
by 1985
£75 £52
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Sorry, this item is not currently available to orderAccentuate sofas with a subtle splash of colour and playful geometric movement with the Cubism-inspired Margot Cushion.
Product Story
Designed in London-based studio ONE NINE EIGHT FIVE, the Margot Cushion takes inspiration from Cubist paintings, exhibiting unique geometric forms in muted tones. The striking pattern has been hand-painted and then printed onto premium linen; a fabric that captures and enhances its authentic painted texture. Crafted from sustainable and biodegradable fabric, it also features a sumptuous feather pad and a black cotton-velvet back for luxurious comfort.
- The front of the cushion is printed on 100% biodegradable linen
- Features a feather pad and velvet back
- Designed, printed, and made in Britain
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Specifications
Dimensions
| Length | 40cm |
|---|---|
| Height | 40cm |
Materials & Information
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Front: Linen
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Back: Cotton Velvet
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Designed
By One Nine Eight Five
One Nine Eight Five is a London-based studio run by founder Eleanor Nadimi. Recognised for its innovative prints, colour combinations and dedication to creating British manufactured goods. High fashion, film and art are Eleanor's inspiration, and she uses them to create beautiful hand-drawn prints that are refined and re-worked into tactile, luxurious textile products