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Pleats that catch the light
Hand-sewn pleats radiate from the middleA covered button anchors the pleatsThe round profile pads seats and backs
Dutch velvetHand pleatsCentre button
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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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The light does tricks on it
Every pleat catches its own stripe of lamplight in the evening. The caramel one on our linen armchair looks like it was styled for a magazine.
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Piano bench, padded prettily
Bought ivory for the piano bench — practice went from twenty minutes to an hour. Firm enough to sit on, lovely enough to leave out.
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Stacked like macarons
All three colours stacked on the bed corner — guests always comment. They spring back round no matter how hard the kids squash them.
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Frequently asked questions
What are its dimensions?
About 35 cm across: a full seat pad for a dining chair and a generous accent for a sofa or bed.
Can I really sit on it?
Yes. The fill is dense enough to pad a hard chair and springs back when you stand. The pleats are sewn, so sitting does not crush the pattern.
Which colour first?
Ivory for a warm-toned room, caramel for a pale one, blush where softness is needed. A second one often follows within the month.
How are velvet pleats cleaned?
Wipe along the direction of the pleats with a barely damp cloth and dry in the shade. Do not soak it, because the gathered centre should stay dry.
Will the button come loose?
The centre button is anchored through the core and not glued on. It holds the pleating together and is made to take a pull.
Does it arrive flat?
It is shipped gently compressed. A squeeze round the rim and a day in the air bring it back to full shape.
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