
4.9 / 5 ★★★★★
Trusted by people who take rest seriously
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
How big is it?
About 35 cm across — a full seat pad for a dining chair, a generous accent for sofa or bed.
Can I actually sit on it?
Yes — the fill is dense enough to pad a hard chair and springs back once you stand. The pleats are sewn, so sitting doesn't crush the pattern.
Which colour first?
Ivory if your room is warm-toned, caramel if it's pale, blush if it needs softness. The second one tends to follow within the month.
How do I clean velvet pleats?
Wipe along the pleat direction with a barely-damp cloth and air-dry in shade. Avoid soaking — the gathered centre prefers to stay dry.
Does the button come loose?
The centre button is anchored through the core, not glued on — it's the structural heart of the pleating, built to be tugged.
Does it arrive flattened?
It ships gently compressed; a squeeze around the rim and a day of air bring the bloom back to full.
