What size are scatter cushions?

Traditionally the most common size and shape for a cushion was the square, and this is available in sizes from 30cm x 30cm (12inch x 12inch), 40cm x 40cm (16inch x x16 inch), 45cm x 45cm (18inch x 18inch) and 60cm x 60cm (24inch x 24inch).

How do I know what size my cushions are?

To measure for a cushion insert you need to know what size your cushion cover is. Most cushion covers are square or rectangular in shape, and if this is the case, simply measure the sides of the cover. If, however, you have a circular shaped cushion cover, simply measure the diameter.

Should scatter cushions match?

The first thing to remember is that your pillows don’t have to match. In fact, you can achieve a more professional, stylish look if they don’t. It is possible, though, for room in which not a single single pillow matches another in color, pattern or style to still look incredibly polished and modern.

What are the different sizes of throw pillows?

The most common throw pillow sizes for sofas are 18″ x 18″ and 20″ x 20″. However, larger sofas and sectionals, especially those with deep seats or high backs, may be better off with 22″ x 22″, or even 24″ x 24″ pillows.

What size are double bed cushions?

Pillow Sizes

Should a cushion cover be smaller than the cushion?

Expert tip: always choose a cushion pad that’s the same size or one size bigger than your cushion cover to ensure extra plumpness and comfort. Never go for a cushion pad smaller than your cover as you’ll end up with empty corners where there’s no filling – overstuffed looks and feels much better.

How much bigger should a cushion cover be than the cushion?

We recommend: for square cushion covers you use an insert that is about 5-6cm or 2″ bigger than the cover. for rectangular (lumber) cushions you use an insert that is 2-3cm or 1″ larger than the cover.

How do you match scatter cushions?

Let the style of room dictate the number of cushions you add. If you are going for a more traditional look then stick with an even number of scatter cushions. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is to choose two matching solid square colours and put these in each corner of your sofa.

How do you mix and match scatter cushions?

10 tips to mix and match cushions like a pro

1. CO-ORDINATE CUSHIONS WITH EXISTING DECOR.
2. DARE TO GO BOLD.
3. LAYER TEXTURES.
4. RE-ARRANGE YOUR EXISTING CUSHIONS.
5. DRAW CUSHION INSPIRATION FROM UNLIKELY PLACES.
6. MAKE THEM LOOK LIVED IN.
7. VARY CUSHION SHAPE AND SIZE.
8. THERE ARE CUSHIONS TO SUIT EVERY ROOM.